Revenge is Best Served… After Reborn

Chapter 503

Officer Derick exchanged a look with the prison guard before Sophie made her way to the visitation room–a private cubicle where no outsider could overhear their conversation.

Colby followed Sophie inside.

Upon seeing Sophie, Perry’s face lit up with hope, but the moment he saw Colby, that hope vanished instantly Perry’s facial muscles twitched as if he’s too scared to look at them.

Officer Derick personally arranged chairs for Colby and Sophie, saying, “Take your time. I’ll be right outside if you need anything.”

“Thank you, Chief,” they responded.

With Officer Derick gone, Sophie turned to Perry with a smile. “Uncle Perry, It’s only been a month, Have you forgotten me already?”

The sight of Sophie reminded Perry of her determined spirit. His days in prison had been unbearable. “I’m in prison, Sophie. What could possibly bring you to such a place to see me?”

“Obviously, it’s something important Sophie nonchalantly picked up the key that had been hidden In Perry’s clothes. Perry’s expression changed instantly upon seeing it.

Sophie raised an eyebrow. “Uncle Perry, does this look familiar?”

“This… Ive never seen this before”

clothes, Uncle Perry. How could you not have

What is this? An interrogation?”

Bang-

said coldly “Answer the question properly” Perry took a deep breath. “Yes, the key

the storage room or to the ancestral

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changed

beat around the bush, Did you steal this key from my

it

up, but Colby’s

sat down meekly. “Sophie, even though I’ve wronged you, I’m still your uncle. Your dad was my brother. How could I steal from him?”

harm your own niece,

are you implying? Am you suggesting I had a

you won’t speak

Perry knew of Colby’s methods. With Colby present, Perry could not act rashly. He bit his teeth and said, “Fine, I’m never getting out of here

making it seem like you’re not the murderer but the victim.”

Sophie would have never suspected that the once respectful and brotherly bond between her father and Perry

to do something

a loss for words. He thought his actions