Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Chapter 1579 Confrontation

“They suspect that you’re the murderer? What did the cops say?” Eva held his hands. She wanted to hear the truth. “They did interrogate me. Lucy’s death is bizarre, but I didn’t do it.”

“Did the Constantines call you?” “No. They think I murdered her. I see they don’t trust me at all. From now on, I’m not helping them anymore.” Louie’s face fell.

“Now we have to look into Eva’s car crash. There’s something more about it. Something sinister,” Jessie said. “Yeah. Lucy died right after Eva got into the car crash. That can’t be a coincidence.” Sera made an offhand comment.

However, that gave Louie an idea. Wait. Eva’s car crash could be something Lucy orchestrated. Later that day, Louie asked Julian and Jessie to go home first. Sera went home as well while Eva was told to stay in the hospital for three days for now.

the night on the case. Eventually, they noticed one similarity between Lucy and Eva: both ladies loved the same man. That was the clue they needed to find the truth. Some arduous investigation later, they finally made some headway. Lucy had withdrawn a huge sum of money. Right after that, Eva’s car was tailed, and the criminal crashed into her, causing an accident. Subsequently, the criminal called Lucy and

side during her stay at the hospital. She had nightmares every night due to her head injury. The medication didn’t help much. Fortunately, every time she woke up, she would see Louie

as well. They were awaiting the investigation results. Losing their daughter impacted their lives heavily.

see what the cops say. If he is the murderer, we’ll see to it that he faces judgment.” “My poor girl. We can’t let her

station. At the same time,

police station. The moment

You got our daughter killed! You give me my girl back, you little b*tch!” “Watch. Your. Tongue. Mrs. Constantine,”

daughter! You killed her because you wanted to marry this little b*tch, didn’t you? We’ll

He’ll pay for what he did. If I had known he was an ingrate, I wouldn’t