Reborn In a Murderer’s Embrace

Chapter 130

Il what Melody was saying was true, and she had evidence, then I might as well be trying to prove my innocence in a court of Salem witches.

“I have no idea what you’re talking about. You’re sounding completely bonkers, and for the record, I don’t even know you.” Of course, there was no way I could fess up to any of this.

With a whole squad of cops around, I wouldn’t put it past them to have Melody’s hospital room

bugged.

“You’re in cahoots with the murderer; you’re his accomplice.” Melody suddenly cracked a smile. “Ah, now it makes sense. You’re his wife.”

I shot Melody a warning look, “Careful with your words or I’ll slap you with a defamation lawsuit.”

“Defamation?” She whipped out her phone and flashed her inbox at me. “These are all messages I forwarded to you. Want to check them? The cops will have a field day figuring out if you’re the recipient, won’t they?”

As I moved to grab Melody’s phone, the door burst open.

Robin and Stella marched in with a few officers, their gazes upon me a tangled web of emotions.

Disappointment, scrutiny, and a chilling detachment.

“She’s lying! I don’t know what she’s talking about. She’s trying to smear my name!” I tried to defend myself.

about that once we verify the recipient of those emails,” Robin said, giving Cory a nod.

can’t do this without evidence,” I protested, instinctively stepping back as panic

set in.

how on earth could I clear my name?

did I have to end up in Foebe’s life? Couldn’t I

had appeared at the doorway, his

and simmering anger as if he was furious that I’d played him

“Pretend to be Phoebe? When did I ever do that?”

on seeing me

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Chapter 130

Disgusting.

how well you play the part, you’re not her. You’ll never be her!” Dexter spat out the words, his voice laced with uncontrolled fury.

take a long look in the mirror and see who’s

her eyes, and in that instant, my heart settled back

framing me, I wasn’t

was that Foebe had actually done

contact my lawyer,”

has been notified,” Robin responded, his tone grave. Clearly, he