Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 150

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 150

In the chief’s office.

Don believed that Rachel was a suspect and insisted on detaining him.

Morris was in a dilemma.

One was his brother-in-law, whom he was terrified of, and the other was a powerful subordinate under him.

He could only place his hopes on Rachel.

Fortunately, Rachel did not disappoint and took out the recording on his phone.

The recording happened to be a conversation between herself and Mr. Griffin, who was claiming to have been kidnapped and the kidnappers extorting money.

“So you were really going to save someone?” Don still found it unbelievable.

It was hard for him to imagine that this beautiful woman actually had the courage to enter the tiger’s den alone.

He took a deep breath and asked, “Then if this case is convicted according to kidnapping…”

Rachel shook her head at Don. After thinking for a few seconds, she said indifferently, “This case can’t be deemed as a simple case of kidnap. We still have to use these two people as a breakthrough point to find out who’s the mastermind behind them. Other than these two people, there’s another fish that escaped the net. We need you to capture it as soon as possible to avoid alerting the enemy.”

“Are you suspecting that they are related to Vince?” Tom asked as he looked at Rachel with a thoughtful look in his eyes.

Rachel nodded. “I’ve already contacted the Department of Investigation Services and asked them to bring the relevant case files over. As for the rest, I’ll leave it to Uncle .Morris.”

Hearing how she addressed Morris, Tom sneered in disdain. “What kind of uncle is he?”

Morris was speechless.

Although he was out of his league, there was no need for him to openly despise him in front of outsiders.

“Since there’s nothing else, can I leave now?” Rachel asked.

Don hesitated for a moment before saying, “I’ll send you off.”

When he reached the door, Rachel suddenly thought of something. “Uncle Morris, you haven’t told me who informed you to come.”