The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Chapter 2149 A Murder

As expected, the news of Leah's death had been released. Cindy went through the details of the police report. The report hadn't released too much information—it mentioned that someone had filed a report and that the police found Leah's body in an old, abandoned house. The investigation revealed that Leah had been dead for three days by the time her body was found. The police ran blood tests to confirm her identity before they performed an autopsy. The results of the autopsy indicated that it wasn't a natural or self-inflicted death—initial results suggested that it was a case of murder. The police were still in the process of investigating the suspects.

Cindy went through the news a few more times. Ian had already told her most of what she had read in the news, but one particular thing caught her eye. The police denied the possibility of suicide and accidental death. They suspect that this was a murder. Cindy had thought the same, so she wasn't surprised by the results. However, she was curious to find out whom Leah had offended this time. Cindy held onto her phone and hesitated for a while before she sent Ian a text to tell him about the news.

Ian seemed to be busy, for he didn't reply to her immediately. Well, I'm sure he'll see the news once he's free to check his phone, Cindy thought. Then, she replied to Naomi's text to tell her that she had been reading the news and that she didn't know what was going on. Naomi continued to bombard Cindy with tons of messages after that, most of which were wild guesses that she had.

could it be? Why would anyone try to kill Leah at this point? She might have offended some people, but the way that she had been living was bad enough to serve as torture for the rest of her days. Leaving her to her own suffering would have been the best punishment one could give to her. There's really no need to commit murder, is there? Or… Did someone have a heated argument with her? Did someone kill her out

and her boyfriend. After lowering her phone, Cindy picked up her draft paper again. She was no longer in the mood to check her draft, and she couldn't bring herself to make any edits. Her mind was all

way back when she received a call from Ian. Ian had just gotten off work at that point, and he had just seen her message. He sounded rather dejected on the call. "I saw the news. I can't believe it was a murder. We'll have to wait to see what the police

getting dragged into this mess at all. Cindy, on the other hand, didn't feel as nonchalant toward the matter as he did. "Well, aren't you worried that this news might affect you? You guys were