My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 1216 Eyewitness

While waiting for the famous pediatric surgeon from Dartan to arrive, Cooper heard his phone ring again. It was a call from Bertilla.

He tried to suppress his anger and frustration as he answered the call. “What is it?”

“Mr. Sutton, this has nothing to do with the company,” Bertilla explained before Cooper blew his top. “The people investigating matters in Baykeep called me earlier.”

Cooper had gotten a few calls from those men as well, but he was too busy to answer, so they could only contact Bertilla instead.

At that, Cooper's fury diminished slightly. “Did they find anything?” he asked somberly.

“I can't really go into detail about it over the phone,” Bertilla said apologetically. “But I've emailed you the information.”

Cooper hung up and clicked on the email from Bertilla.

Phineus and Gerald were not from the same military division, but they were on good terms. When Cooper mentioned that he wanted to look into Gerald's case after the man was framed, Phineus made a few special calls.

look into Gerald's case, including the police officers in Baykeep, all had easy access to surveillance cameras in

over every rock

happened to live in the same building as Ninette. On the night of the incident, the

the time of the incident, they reckoned

recording her video calls with her family. She retrieved the recording from that fateful evening,

for Cooper saw Ninette get out of the car, followed by the driver, who proceeded to carry

have him carry Gerald into

furrowed by the time he

could dive much further into his thoughts, he

arrival hall. He looked up, and when he spotted the

shaking hands and exchanging a brief round of pleasantries, Cooper ushered the two men into

unknown, and Cooper dared not let her have too many painkillers. The sight of her crying every day from her headache and the fact that her appetite deteriorated greatly

who had come by to examine Amanda as well, but none of them could find the cause of her

Rosenberg, otherwise known as Dr. Rosenberg,