Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 1457

Chapter 1457 Hidden Identity

The police officer frowned, slightly displeased at her response.

Susan then continued, "You said that I broke the law, but I've always been a good citizen and have not done anything out of line. If this is an accusation, I will sue you for slander."

The police officer's expression darkened when those words left her lips.

Then, he told her about the danger Tessa was involved in.

"We investigated the people around Miss Tessa and know that you have bad blood with her. So, you have a motive."

"We were indeed involved in a conflict, but I'm only here for vacation. So, how could you suspect me without any evidence?"

Susan acted as if she was furious and glared at the officer.

The officer was unresponsive and merely stated, "Even so, you still have a motive. If you want to prove your innocence, provide your itinerary of this period for us to investigate."

In the end, she could only give them the information without any other choice.

Thank God there was nothing suspicious with her recent itinerary. That was why she wasn't afraid of being investigated by the police.

At the same time, Edward went to the hospital to report to Nicholas after Susan was caught.

"I found her in the airport and felt that her appearance was an odd coincidence and suspected that she had something to do with Mistress' incident."

Then, he recounted what happened with Susan.

After Nicholas heard that, he muttered dangerously with a dark look on his face, "There's no doubt about it. It's definitely her."

Edward looked at him in hesitation as he didn't understand why Nicholas was so sure.

Nicholas saw the look in his eyes and said coldly, ''Even though Susan changed her appearance, her height didn't change. I've only seen her a few times, but I'm sure she's the person that contacted Zachary."

Edward felt that his words made sense.

However, a worry rose in him at the same time. "If it was her, I'm afraid she would not admit it, considering how she reacted in the airport."