The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 110

Chapter 110 Everyone Is A Suspect

Julia paused at the entrance of the surveillance room, peeking inside with a curious gaze. She wanted to see if Ernst would find any signs of tampering with the surveillance footage.

Ernst, however, found no evidence of any tampering.

With a subtle smile, Julia quietly left the area.

She thought of Brenna's words earlier. This issue must be kept confidential, never exposed. She was to behave as if everything were normal, as any deviation might lead to suspicion.

Moving away from the surveillance room, she bumped into Rachael, who

approached her with an intense expression and immediately asked, "Where have you been?"

Julia let out a dismissive snort, brushing off Rachael's demand. "That's none of your concern," she said coldly

Rachael's suspicion toward Julia intensified, and she said, "You were near the security and surveillance area. What were you doing there? Were you the one who ruined Miss Harper's clothes?"

regretting not taking Brenna's advice seriously and her decision to

flickered to the storage room near the surveillance room, which housed the Harper family's seldom-used belongings and

take a pack of sanitary pads

just went to get these. Why are you making such accusations? Just because there's an incident, you are paranoid. You can't accuse me of

her unfounded suspicion. Instead, she scolded Julia, "Why are you raising your voice at me? The incident happened, and now, everyone

job over this. Plus, Miss Rosie Harper's clothes are valued in the millions. None of us could cover that cost even if we saved for a lifetime. If a servant were responsible,

and walked off, muttering under her breath, "What

seething with anger, but she couldn't deny that

Brenna who did this? But Brenna wasn't at home this

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Ernst was speaking to Rosie Holding his phone, he asked, "Should

she made they had complained to her for hours. After persistent persuasion, she calmed them by promising addition business orders for their families, Higgins

said, "Torget it; I'll just consider myself unlucky this time. If this becomes public, it's the Harper family

awoke in his hospital bed, and his first act was to check the stock prices for the Moreno family on his phone. Seeing the numbers plummet filled him

market value had diminished by billions, hitting the lowest trading

disbelief, staring at his phone in shock, his anxiety mounting He said in distress, "No, no, the Moreno family is ruined!