Reborn In a Murderer’s Embrace

Chapter 319

“The police had been finding a troubling pattern in their investigation into the rash of missing teenagers. Each one had left home willingly, ventured to some off-the-grid location, and then vanished without a trace. There's footage. They all had this vacant stare, like they'd been drugged or something," Finn said, tossing a stack of printouts on my desk.

"And all of them, at some point, had crossed paths with Phoebe."

I looked up sharply at Finn. "What are you implying?"

"Every one of these missing kids was on the autism spectrum, prodigies in their own right but introverted, not big on socializing. Their parents hired tutors, teenagers like them, to help socialize them. Before Phoebe turned eighteen, she was a tutor to these kids."

Finn frowned, his implication hanging in the air. Was Phoebe connected to the disappearances?

"That's impossible..." My head started pounding, and a ringing filled my ears.

"Phoebe was just a regular student. She couldn't possibly tutor prodigies..." I couldn't believe it. I was no prodigy. Just an average student.

Just a regular kid cramming for college entrance exams.

"But that was her facade." Finn sneered, scrolling through images on his phone. "These are test papers from our Genius Class. The handwriting for the questions is Caleb's, but look at the answers."

I took Finn's phone, my breath catching at the sight. That handwriting looked like mine.

as an ordinary student." Finn's voice was icy. He always suspected there was more to

treasures them. He won't admit it was Phoebe who answered them, but the handwriting doesn't lie. She aced everything—she was

in the Genius Class

rendering her beyond suspicion, she would've been a

drugs

wild guess. He speculated that I had created some drug to make the autistic

Finn's phone,

I couldn't believe

time, I wasn't

I have

had no memory

pain escalated, as if

sway, his expression a mix of skepticism and

steadied myself against the bed, the

He must've

warning glance before scooping me

to resist, my

"Phoebe, are you okay?"