The Fake Heiress Turns Out to Be a True Tycoon! novel Chapter 1236

Chapter 1236: Chapter 1236: Extra Story: [Inspiration] Interactive Call — Ariel Zimmerman 2

Police station.

The police officers were visibly taken aback when a young girl in casual pajamas rushed in, holding a cat carrier.

"Hello, can I help you?"

An officer stepped forward to inquire. The girl’s friend looked a bit embarrassed after entering,

"Well, my friend is live-streaming and..."

She didn’t know how to explain. She and her friend were fans of Ariel Zimmerman’s, and they trusted the guest Master from "Inspiration," but running to the police station because of a live-stream warning seemed crazy. She worried the officers would think they were out of their minds.

Just then, a young officer in the station spoke up,

"Are you the girl from the ’Inspiration’ live stream being warned of danger?"

This seemed to open a door for the friend, who relaxed with the officer’s help and quickly explained the situation.

Meanwhile, Gregory Xander opened up in the live stream,

"Just show the police the surveillance from your house."

Following his suggestion, the girl promptly did as instructed.

Everyone in the station and the live-stream audience saw on the girl’s phone screen that smoke was starting to rise at her front door.

"F-fire!"

The friend exclaimed in fear, obviously terrified, and the officers’ expressions turned serious, preparing to send someone to investigate the building.

Gregory Xander continued,

"It’s not a fire, someone’s burning something in the hallway to lure her out."

Gregory said sternly, "As soon as you open the door, the man waiting outside will seize the chance to attack you."

The on-duty officers looked increasingly grim upon hearing this.

They knew of "Inspiration," aware that the featured mystical insights were often spot-on, so they believed it immediately.

But the premeditated harm to a resident was just as bad, if not worse, than a building fire.

Especially as there had recently been an unsolved murder in their jurisdiction.

The friend was even more alarmed by Gregory Xander’s words, her voice trembling,

"Attack me... but why? I haven’t offended anyone. I even always rate delivery well and never return things without reason..."

The young officer quickly looked at the live stream.

Soon, Gregory Xander had an answer,

"I foresee bloodshed soon involving you, the murderer carries a debt of life, and their target is probably due to a video on your account."

"A video on my account?"

The friend was taken aback but confused, "But my videos are just of my cat at home!"

Could it be someone hated her cat so much they resorted to murder?

If she’d been away, would they have harmed her cat?

Thinking this, the friend clutched her cat carrier tighter in fear.

Gregory remarked, "I can’t show this on my phone, Scarlett Jennings, use yours."

Gregory suddenly called out to Scarlett Jennings, and the live-stream camera turned to her. She didn’t seem surprised and displayed her phone on screen.

Everyone saw, in the live-stream, the video posted by the friend of her cat.

Because her cat had unusual droppings lately, she had been filming it for days.

The live-stream viewers and station officers didn’t see any issue at first.

But quickly, the young officer from the live-stream noted the issue,

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