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Chapter 24

Anney GW
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Dashiell's POV

Detective Morgan leaned forward, his notepad open on my desk. "Mr. Hart, where were you on the afternoon of October 15th? That's the day of the accident involving your ex-wife and son."

I pulled up my calendar on my phone, though I already knew the answer. "I was at the hospital with Sabrina Blake. She had a treatment appointment."

"Can anyone verify that?" Detective Park asked.

"The hospital staff. Sabrina herself. My driver who took us there." I set my phone down. "What is this about? You said you're investigating the accident."

"We're investigating it as a potential attempted murder," Detective Morgan said bluntly.

The words hit like a physical blow. "Murder? You think someone deliberately tried to kill them?"

"The evidence suggests the accident wasn't random. A black sedan followed Ms. Ashford from the clinic and forced her off the road." Detective Park consulted her notes. "Then there's the break-in at your son's hospital room. A man entered without authorization a
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