“It’s fine,” replied Genevieve as she shook her head. “I’m sure Cooper can get it back.”
She sounded so sure that Armand sensed that something was off. He was sensitive and noted that the phrases she chose suggested that Cooper would strike a deal with Marilyn.
Genevieve was the first to get out of the elevator when it arrived.
She pressed the bell twice, and it didn’t take long before she heard the sound of the door unlocking. Maria had unlocked the door. Tears swirled in her eyes when she saw Genevieve standing behind the door.
“I’m so glad you’re okay, Ms. Rachford.”
“Sorry for worrying you,” replied Genevieve. She smiled and walked into the house.
Maria’s eyes shone with a hint of delight when she heard Genevieve’s voice. The latter looked more serene, and it was then something struck her and she immediately kneeled before Genevieve.
“I am so sorry, Ms. Rachford,” Maria choked out. “I’m sorry…”
Genevieve stood there, smiling. “What are you sorry for?”
Maria wiped her tears away. “I was the one who poisoned your food and made you mute. I-I didn’t want to do that, Ms. Rachford, but they found my son. They threatened to kill him and my grandson if I refused to do what they say. My hands were tied, Ms. Rachford, and I told them I would only do it once and that there would never be a second time.”
“When I went on a business trip to Bera, you called me and said that Old Mrs. Faulkner asked you to go to the Faulkner residence. You saw some photos while you were there.” Genevieve looked down at her. “Was that really how you saw those photos?”
Armand entered the house then and heard what Genevieve said, so he asked, “What photos?”
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