Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 161

Based on the logic, it meant Abbie must have stumbled upon Stephan's suited jacket by chance, which led to a misunderstanding. But even so, it remains unclear who was actually in Stephan's room that night. Stephan let out a dry, humorless laugh and shot his subordinate a chilly glance. "So, you've gone around in circles for nothing?"

His subordinate was embarrassed. "My apologies, Mr. Russell. Without any cameras at Pristine Hall, it's tough to gather evidence. But one thing's certain, Ms. Finch was indeed with Laurence that night.

"According to him, he didn't leave until the next morning. When he did, Ms. Finch was still asleep. I checked the time. Laurence left roughly half an hour before we found Ms. Finch, which means she couldn't have been the woman who was in your room that night." That being said, Stephan's expression didn't lighten up. Whether it was Abbie or not that night, he had still crossed a line, and that was what bothered him most.

His subordinate said cautiously, "Mr. Russell, how's this? Would you like to meet with Ms. Finch? If she's bold enough to claim she was there, we could confront her directly or have her face Laurence to settle the truth."

Stephan's gaze remained fixed on the faint lights down below. With an even tone, he said. "That's not the main point. The real question is whether I can confirm another suspicion of mine."

His mind raced so fast it

to be talking to himself. He looked down at the

there somewhere. It wasn't going to just

Felicia certainly knew how to keep her

with a single parting order. "You shall stay here. No need to

everyone was out searching. The vice principal had the specially trained students organized impairs to ensure the students wouldn't get lost. There were nearly

ease. Now, the one who should be

taken Lucas, he must have hidden him somewhere. If Shawn didn't make a move soon, it wouldn't

Felicia

Finally, when most of the group had dispersed, Shawn slapped his forehead as if suddenly remembering

mentioned this earlier, waiting until now to suggest it, was clearly a