Adrian froze, frowning.“What’s so funny? You’re finished, and you still think this is amusing?”“I’m laughing,” I said, the smile fading from my face, “because you’re pathetic.”I met his gaze calmly.“Two women are playing you from start to finish, and you’re still standing here acting like some righteous judge. Do you have any idea how ridiculous you look?”“What nonsense,”Victoria cut in sharply.“The evidence is right there, and you’re still trying to argue your way out of it? Clearly, you won’t stop until you’re forced to. Mr. Collins, call the police.”“Wait.”I raised a hand, stopping him just as he reached for his phone.My gaze swept across the room before settling on him.“Mr. Collins. You’ve been managing this mall for five years, haven’t you?”He blinked, caught off guard, but nodded anyway.“Yes… just over five years. Why?”“Five years is a long time.”I picked up the brooch and turned it slowly between my fingers, my tone light.“Then you should know who the majority sh
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