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"You really liked the house next to the Web villa, didn't you? I'll have the lawyers send it to you.” Remi laughed. Not enough, and too late. "If I hadn't seen Jimmy and Bernice meet at school, you would have kept me in the dark forever," she added. “You wouldn't have to pay me anything. I never hurt you, Lacy. You know that night with you was a setup, so you must know that I had nothing to do with Nathaniel’s death. Nobody wants to be called a murderer.”

She then folded the letter back into the envelope and placed it on the sofa table. Looking at her two guests alternately, Julia Ann said, "I really don't want to be a witness. I've forgotten that embarrassing incident. Won't it endanger my own life if I testify against Henry Crawford, the son of the current senator?" "We understand, Miss Julia, but there have been several victims in the past few days. Perhaps you’ve seen the news on TV—two women, Cecilia Briane Sommerhalder and Erina Marie Larson, were murdered in less than a week. Would you rather wait for your turn to be threatened next?” Sergeant Rodney launched his persuasive attack on Julia Ann Armstrong.

A ticker at the bottom of the screen. I could not read it from the bedroom doorway. I crossed the room and stood in front of the screen and read it twice and felt something move through me that was not quite any single emotion but a compound of several, tightly compressed. LILA CARTER, RECOVERING SOCIALITE, SPOTTED IN NEW YORK CITY. SOURCES CLOSE TO THE FAMILY CONFIRM: SHE IS HOME. And beneath it, in the smaller font of developing information: KINGSLEY REUNION RUMORED.

Fell back asleep. The kitchen was dark. I did not turn on the lights. The rain made everything grey. Soft edges. Blurred lines. I found the folder on the shelf. The one Marcus Webb had given Liam. Thick. Heavy. Full of names and addresses and photographs. I opened it. Victoria. Age twenty eight. Lives in Chicago. Works at a bookstore. Never married. No children. Marcus. Age thirty one. Lives in Atlanta. Owns a bar. Two kids. Divorced.

the woman asks, her eyes scanning the lobby until they land on me. "Yes?" She pulls out her badge. "Detective Sarah, Financial Crimes Unit. This is my partner, Detective Marcus Rodriguez. We're looking for Lawrence Hayes. We understand he was recently employed here?" The name hits me like ice water. Greta gasps. "Larry? What's this about?" Detective Sarah's gaze shifts to Greta, assessing. "And you are?" "Greta Hayes. I'm his mother. What's going on?"

This one would be admittedly difficult, no physical evidence, except his skin on mine, and both our testimonies. “I’m going to keep this short, the deceased was named Lara, she was a worker here, and a possible spy sent by one of my brothers.” Patricia starts, brows furrowed, eyes on the table, she isn’t trying to this time, but she looks smaller, almost defeated. I’ve never covered up murder, but fraud cases? I could do those in my sleep. This would be the biggest case of my career. My father has pushed it unto my lap, he thinks I can do this, he wouldn’t ruin his money making machine for any reason.

He was working for Benjamin, and given the current development I'm sure as hell that he wasn't working in my favor. “Case number 2847, State vs. Larissa Knowles,” the clerk’s voice boomed, as we all settled down. The case started off with the prosecutor presenting evidence, the first which was a personal diary that supposedly belonged to Lara. “Your Honour, this is the personal diary of Ms. Lara Sylvester, the victim in this case,” the prosecutor announced, handing it over to the bailiff, who in turn gave it to the judge. “In it, she expresses concerns about her safety due to Ms. Knowles' insecurities and erratic behavior.”

"He gets off on the chase." "Exactly," Nate confirmed. "The women who dated him and then he lost interest in? They're fine. He moves on, finds someone new to chase. But the women who told him no from the start?" His voice went hard. "Chicago, 2018. Actress named Tracey Smith, she did a reading with Liam for a web series. He asked her out. She said no, she had a girlfriend. Two weeks later, she's found dead in her apartment. Overdose, officially ruled accidental. But her friends said she didn't do drugs, had no history of substance abuse." Lauren felt like she might throw up.

She scoffs. “Whatever, I called to tell you what I found on your psychotic ex-wife who returned from the dead, apparently. Everything about Lillian Baker is exactly the same as we’ve been fed with the rest of the world… lung cancer, a happy marriage that almost ended with a divorce, blah blah blah. But I did rake out something on a woman who was closely in contact with Bianchi, and her name was Mary Ross but when I dug deeper, I found out a picture from a security footage in Texas. It was Lillian. Lorenzo, Rose is one of the many names Lillain has just like Mary Ross, Emily Stoner, and Vivian Lark. I’ve found many names that match that picture of her.

Lacy defended herself. "She's right, dad." added Lacy's father George. "My family has been working together in our office these few days. We barely have time to contact anyone else outside of our family." "Then tell me, how did OneMedia get a hold of the whore you hired to set up that trash Oliver Reed? You had better not lie to us." Cleo asked Lacy sternly. Lacy continued to stand her ground in defense of herself, "I do not know, grandma. Furthermore, I have no contact with OneMedia, and neither does that Kelly Baxter. Unless..."