The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 235

What frustrated him was the fact that he was actually feeling jealous of an actor and a television character. However, when it came to women like Lillian, it seemed he could only accept this situation.

She was the kind of woman who, if you treated her sternly, she would bear it, but if you were kind to her, she would take advantage of it, leaving others helpless.

But when Callum heard Lillian say that Rosalie used to be a fan of Dominic as well, he suddenly felt better.

It seemed that he wasn’t the only one who would feel frustrated!

During the journey, Jonathan and Callum took turns driving. By the time they reached the detention center in Sloummont, it was already past 9 a.m.

As Callum had already made arrangements beforehand, the group was led to a room next to the meeting room.

In the room, there were several large screens displaying the scene inside the meeting room, allowing them to see what was happening as well as hear the conversations inside.

After a brief moment, the mediator responsible for the meeting came into the room where Rosalie was. She then shared the doubts she had in mind with the mediator and discussed how to approach the questioning.

The mediator was clearly experienced and had already considered many aspects without Rosalie’s reminders.

Rosalie couldn’t help but feel grateful that Callum had found such a capable assistant.

After concluding the discussion with Rosalie, the mediator moved to the neighboring meeting room to await further proceedings. It didn’t take long before the police escorted the witness with the last name Concord to the room.

locked onto his face. She recognized him all too well. Back in the courtroom, this man had testified that she had been drinking alcohol, and

several witnesses, and their testimonies, combined with physical evidence, had formed a compelling chain of evidence that left her with

Why… Why…

question repeatedly at that time, but no

she finally have an answer

mediator was currently in conversation with Benjamin, discussing how to resolve the matter and minimize its impact. The mediator skillfully shifted the discussion from compensation to Benjamin’s current residence and then to his family. However, no matter how they questioned

can sell it. It’s impossible! Did they want 200 thousand dollars? I can

your ownership of this property. If you don’t offer them a more substantial compensation, and they happen to discover any irregularities in the source of the funds for this house, you might end up losing more in the long run.”

he quickly replied, “What do you mean

yesterday to discuss your situation with them. I noticed they had quite a strong Strico accent. Are they originally from

they used to live in

well? What made you decide to settle in Sloummont? Strico

too much pressure in the big city. Although this place is smaller, it’s more comfortable to

if you’re not afraid of it being exposed, it would be best to follow

even though he seemed to be trying hard to conceal it. “Ms. Hamilton… I don’t quite understand what you mean by ‘exposed’, but back then, I did serve as a witness in a case. The victim’s last name was Hamilton, a well-known

if reluctant to dwell on the memories, Benjamin shook his head. But then, he seemed confused and asked, “However, why

person I fought with suddenly bring up Ms. Hamilton without any apparent reason?”

when you’re out, you can meet with them and ask?”

mediator couldn’t extract any useful information from