Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan) novel Chapter 126

Jane sighed, walked to the little boy and gently patted him.
"Sir, I'm a relative of the child. Sorry for all the trouble. I'm taking him away now."
Jimmy pursed his lips and didn't say anything. He just lowered his head and seemed still kind of disappointed.
The officer looked at Jane and then at the kid. After a few seconds, he nodded.
Then he said in a businesslike tone, "Before that, you have to give us your number and identity Information."
"Alright. Thank you, sir."
Jane followed the officer to go through the formalities.
After the formalities were over, she sent a message to Martha.
[I found him. I'm taking him to my apartment now.]
After that, Jane took Jimmy's suitcase and walked out without saying anything.
Jimmy felt that Joanna was angry and looked at her, feeling aggrieved.
"Jane, I haven't eaten anything since I got here. I feel really hungry and kind of dizzy."
Hearing this, Jane became nervous in an instant. She turned around and asked worriedly, "Do you take some pills? How are you feeling?"
Upon hearing this, Jimmy immediately smiled at Jane.
"Jane, you're the best. Stop being angry with me, okay?"
"Well, fine."
Jane smiled and patted Jimmy on his head softly.
She really couldn't be mad at this boy.
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In the Doyle Manor, after appeasing Maxwell, Martha took out her phone.
She saw the message from Jane.
After reading it, Martha suddenly felt relieved.
Fortunately, Jimmy was fine. Otherwise, she would be desperate.
Since Martha didn't have to worry about Jimmy, she was going to take care of Hollie now.
Martha said to Bianca, "Bianca, you can just stay at home and look after my dad. I'm going to the police station."
Bianca nodded her head, feeling sorry for Martha. Fortunately, Hollie would be punished soon. After that, Martha wouldn't suffer anymore.
When Martha was about to turn around and leave, someone held her hand.
She looked back in confusion. The next second, Martha was totally stunned.
"Dad, can you move now?"
Martha's voice was choked. She actually knew her father would gradually get better.
She got kind of excited when she saw her father move.
Maxwell tightly held his daughter's hand with excitement in his eyes. He seemed to be trying to say something, but he couldn't utter a word.
Martha frowned and patted the back of her father's hand.
"Dad, don't worry. You can tell me slowly."
Then Martha leaned closer to her father.
Hearing what her father said, Martha gradually stopped smiling.
Holding her father's hand, she nodded and put on a serious look.
Then Martha set out for the police station.
Hollie was taken away from the Doyle Manor by the police straight to the police station.
At this moment, she was in the interrogation room.
Two officers sat opposite her and looked at her seriously.
One of the officers questioned, "Now we suspect that you are involved in a murder case and a case of intentional injury. Do you have any objection?"
Hollie sat still and looked at the two officers and said nothing.
The officer frowned, raised his voice and said, "Still not talking, huh?"
Hollie still stayed silent.
No matter how many questions the officer asked, Hollie didn't say anything.
They didn't know how to continue the interrogation and at that time Martha arrived.
On her way here, she specially edited the recording and deleted all the words about the child.
Martha knew that Stefan was also there now and didn't want to cause any unnecessary trouble.
She wanted to raise Jimmy all by herself.
When she arrived, Stefan was standing outside the interrogation room.
He was biting his lip and had a really serious look.
Hearing the footsteps, Stefan raised his head and found that Martha arrived. Then their eyes met.
Stefan looked at Martha with a guilty look. He felt guilty for everything he had done in the past.
Ignoring the man, Martha turned her head coldly and looked away to the officer standing not far away.
"I got a recording on my phone, which is the evidence I am going to provide."
Then she handed the phone to the officer.
The officer took the phone and nodded seriously. "Thank you for providing evidence."
"Sir, may I come in?"
The officer looked up at her and agreed.
"Sure."
"Thank you."
Martha thanked the officer in a low voice. Then she glanced at Stefan from the corner of her eyes.
She didn't know whether he would like to face it or not.
If Stefan was afraid of hearing the interrogation, he shouldn't have come here.
Martha came here just to make Hollie pay for what she had done.
A few minutes later, Stefan followed Martha into the interrogation room and sat in the auditorium.
When Hollie saw the two of them, she seemed a little scared. She just lowered her head and gritted her teeth.
The officer looked at Hollie with a serious face and said, "Are you still unwilling to confess your crime?"
This time, instead of being silent, Hollie looked up at the officer and denied, "I didn't do anything wrong."
Hearing this, Martha frowned. She actually had the recording as evidence.
How could Hollie still deny everything?
Did Hollie want to attribute all the crimes to Libby who had escaped?
But at this moment, Hollie suddenly raised her head.
What else could she do now?
When Libby was in trouble, she left Hollie alone and ran away.
Now Hollie was arrested, and she had to bear all the consequences alone.
Libby, whom Hollie had always trusted, would treat Hollie like this when they were in trouble.
Thinking of this, Hollie smiled bitterly. The past flashed through her mind.
Libby was just like Hollie's mother since she was a child.
Around the working place of Hollie's mother, when Hollie was bullied by her peers and told that her mother was a hooker, only Libby would stand up for her.
Hollie looked down upon her mother, so she didn't shed a tear after her mother left her and ran away with some guy.
And now, Libby also abandoned her. What was the difference between Libby and her biological mother?
Hollie was extremely upset at this moment.
The officer stared at her for a while and asked again, "If you didn't commit a crime, how do you explain the operation four years ago and Mrs. Doyle's drowning?"
The officer put on a serious look. He took the phone from Martha and started playing the recording.
After that, the officer stared at Hollie closely.
"Since you said that you didn't commit a crime, how do you explain this?"