Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 278 Where’s Deirdre

Madam Brighthall was extremely furious and refused to listen to Sam’s explanation,” If you owe someone money, you return the money. If you try to kill someone, you pay with your life. I don’t care what happened between them. Since that woman injured. Brendan, she deserves to be punished! Bring me the phone.”

Deirdre regained consciousness when a bucket of cold water was poured on her. She had lost count of how long it had been since she had been detained at the police station.

She figured that the people in her surroundings were all criminals. The police officer standing in front of her gave an order in a cold voice. “Come out, Deirdre.”

Deirdre followed the police officer and heard her handcuffs clanging when she was pinned against the table. His overbearing voice came from above her as he said, Deirdre, do you know what your offense is? You broke Criminal Law Act 232 regarding first–degree manslaughter. You’ll be sentenced to death, life imprisonment, or no less than ten years in prison. For a less serious case, you’d be sentenced to prison for three years to ten years. It would be best if you answered my inquiries truthfully, or you’ll be staying here for a long time!”

The police officer adopted every possible means to interrogate Deirdre, and she answered every question truthfully and calmly. She asked when she was about to be sent away, “How long will I be in jail for?”

“So you’re scared now, huh?” The police officer sniggered. “Why did you do that then? Your case is quite serious. In addition, the Brighthalls have already hired the best lawyer for the lawsuit, so you should be prepared to be sentenced to eight years in prison.”

He is sparing no effort to punish me. In fact, he doesn’t even mind mobilizing the best lawyer to sue

care anymore. He will be disappointed to learn that I

only cared about avenging her

with something. I would like to revoke the verbal evidence on a cold case that happened a year ago so the

impression of Deirdre but remained

“Ophelia McKinnon’s suicide case.”

it

with intense hatred. “I would like to report the Brighthall Group’s CEO, Brendan Brighthall, for concealing murder! He forced me to become his beloved girlfriend’s scapegoat for a

with the others. “Please calm down first. Do

other hand, the culprit of the hit–and–run is still on good terms with Brendan. You will surely be able to reveal the truth about this incident if you

consciousness, he was in pain. His vision was blurry, and the first

stop