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My CEO HUSBAND sign the divorce novel Chapter 59

Chapter 59: Interrogation

"You still pushed her," the tall woman said coldly, throwing her under the bus without hesitation.

‎The short-haired woman turned on her. "You told me to scare her!"

‎"I said nothing of the sort!"

‎"You said she needed to be taught a lesson!"

‎The room went still.

‎Even the officer’s expression changed slightly.

‎I felt my heartbeat quicken.

‎"So," the officer said slowly, "this was intentional intimidation?"

‎"No!" the tall woman said quickly, but her voice lacked its earlier confidence. "We were just talking—things got out of hand!"

‎"Talking?" I repeated softly, looking at them.

‎Both of them froze.

‎"You call that talking?" I continued, my voice calm—but colder than before. "Surrounding me. Insulting me. Closing in when I told you to stop."

‎The short-haired woman looked away.

‎The tall woman clenched her fists.

‎"You knew I couldn’t swim," I added quietly.

‎That made them both look up.

‎Fear flickered across their faces.

‎"You heard me say it," I said. "And you still didn’t stop."

‎Silence.

‎Heavy.

‎Suffocating.

‎"I... I didn’t think you’d actually fall," the short-haired woman whispered, her voice breaking. "I just—"

‎"You just what?" Alexander’s voice cut in suddenly.

‎Cold.

‎Sharp.

‎Dangerous.

‎Everyone turned.

‎His expression was unreadable—but his eyes were anything but calm.

‎"You ’just’ decided to push her?" he continued, his tone low. "Into a lake?"

‎The short-haired woman shrank back in her seat.

‎"I—it was a mistake—"

‎"A mistake?" he repeated.

‎There was something in his voice now—something restrained.

‎Something dangerous.

‎"If something had happened to her," he said slowly, "would that still be a mistake? And you even consider yourself part of the Blackwood family"

Chapter 59: Interrogation 1

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