Chapter 132

Xandar picked up from where he left off:

Q: So, after the severance, would you say that there was never an occasion where you and your sister both went against the Crown?

A: I would never work with anyone to hurt the Queen, not even if it’s with my sister.

Q: That wasn’t the question, Cummings. Did you or did you not try to come between the King and Queen in the past two weeks?

A: No.

Q: Not even with what could seem to be an innocent act?

A: Officer, if you already have an occasion in mind, just lay it on the table so I can explain myself.

Q: It is rumored that you attempted to gift a book to the Queen early last week.

A: That was just a friendly gesture. I remember she loved to read. She didn’t accept it, by the way.

Q: And did that make you upset?

A: Upset enough to regret I didn’t do well by her? Yes. Upset enough to join forces with my sister to break the mate-bond she now shares with the King? No.

Q: Very well… there was also something else you and your sister both said when you visited her. You asked Sasha Cummings if she knew something you didn’t know about your father. What did you mean by that?

W som

me

A: Well, when Sasha asked me whether I would continue supporting my father even if he is later found guilty, there was this…glint in her eye, like she was challenging me. I just asked her that question on a hunch. She looked like she knew more than she was letting on.

Q: Do you think she knew more than she let on?

A: I don’t know. It’s hard to say. Sometimes, she would have threats up her sleeve but most of the time, she just wants to look like she has the upper hand to make you lose faith in yourself.

Q: Would you regard your relationship with your sister as being strained?

A: Yes.

Q: Would you say that your relationship is strained enough to perhaps….get rid of her?

A: What are you suggesting? That I break her out of prison, transport her somewhere and then kill her myself? Seriously? She was already removed from society when she was in police custody. I didn’t abduct her, neither did I help her escape.

Q: Where were you between 11:30 pm to 1a.m. the night before last?

A: At home. In my bed. Sleeping.

there anyone

A: No.

even your

on the twenty-sixth floor of my office building.

  1. Yes, that would be helpful. As for leaving the family home, why?

say it

Q.Please elaborate, Cummings.

year, I haven’t been able to

Is it because she has a tendency to

just crazy. She’s

make the suitable

to be honest, escaping prison seems to exceed her own skill set and expertise. I mean, she

  1. When you think of a possible person who may help her escape, who comes to mind?

(pause) No one I can think

even an

A: What uncle?

  1. On our record, a certain Mr Richard Morland visited your sister a few hours before your visit. Morland is your late mother’s family name, isn’t it?

my mother had no brothers. Only a sister who remains a spinster, living in Iceland. We haven’t been in touch in decades. I doubt she ever married

aunt not the type to

Carol is a homosexual, and she eloped with her bonded mate after my grandparents

  1. I see. Could it be one of Sasha Cummings’s friends, perhaps?

It couldn’t have been. They were more or less like her. You know, they’d just spend their time squandering their parents’ money on material items

familiar with a

A: Y-Yes.

Care to explain your familiarity

closest friend. They’re still very close, if I’m

about you? How close are you to

A: I’m not

Q: Are you sure?

Yes. She was just my

fact that she was

A:…

the

just don’t see how this is

either. And avoiding the question would just prompt m e to put a

sex. Once.

course

was no intimacy. It was just sex. My heart

anything

A: Like what?

Break someone out of

that. The only thing she’d go on and on about in the bars was

Duke, Christian

The other

I see.

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