Inside the interrogation room sat two expressionless police officers.
The enclosed, claustrophobic space had no windows, making it entirely impossible to tell whether it was day or night outside.
"Name."
"Nora."
"Age."
"Twenty-six."
"Nora, let's review the timeline again."
The officer on the left opened the file folder in front of him, tapping his finger against a stack of printed photographs.
"Last night at 8:45 PM, you sent a text message to the victim, Giselle, from your personal phone."
"The text explicitly ordered her to go to the roof of The Southview Peninsula Hotel, and it contained highly threatening language."
"At 8:50 PM, the security cameras outside the banquet hall captured you leaving the venue. At exactly 9:00 PM, the victim plummeted from the roof. Do you have anything to add?"
Nora's hands were cuffed to the bar beneath the metal interrogation table. Staring at the stern faces of the officers across from her, she repeated her answer for the hundredth time.
"I admit that I sent the text. But I only asked her up there to confront her about The Anonymous Email."
"When I reached the roof, the very second I pushed open the fire door, someone dressed in dark clothes and a baseball cap shoved past me."
"That person ran straight down the stairwell. By the time I walked over to the edge to look down, it had already happened."
The officer on the right tapped his pen against the desk twice.
"We ran a full diagnostic on your phone. The sender's address for The Anonymous Email was heavily encrypted and bounced through multiple overseas servers. It is entirely impossible to trace the original source."
"Anyone could have sent it. You easily could have hired someone to send it to your own phone to manufacture a convenient alibi."
The officer's gaze was as sharp as a blade, locking directly onto Nora's eyes.
"Nora, let's discuss your motive."
"In your texts, you used phrases like 'force me to expose it publicly.' You genuinely believed the victim had hired men to drug you, and you harbored a deep grudge over it."
"Regarding this supposed drugging incident, the police have already pulled the case files. The suspects involved and his associates have all been apprehended."
"Mr. Gideon Hayes, who filed the report and handled the fallout, provided a clear, official testimony. He stated that the incident was entirely driven by associates's lust and personal greed, and had absolutely zero connection to Giselle."

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The readers' comments on the novel: The Love I Begged For Was Never Real
Storyline is good..but author is wasting time on character's thoughts.why r u streching chapters it's really really boring and annoying.conversation between them childish.she is only saying him get out n what right do u have ..not telling him what he did to her not questioning him..demanding answer. And what happened to him why sudden change of heart care to explain author.....
For the past few chapters either she is sick or he is. It is slightly boring. Author pls let them talk about the issues , she is not at all scolding him.. every scoldings are playing in her mind only. We want some talk between them....
I am also thinking the same....
Has he mistaken Nora as Giselle?...
What happened to him🤔 did he forget everything?...
Hey can u also upload the book " woke up married to my cheating ex"....
Does he know the orphan girl is actually Nora?...
So is he trying to justify everything? At wat rite??? Wer were he wen she needed him the most.......
Haha finally going to see redemption...
I don’t think reborn will happen in this novel. It will be full of her blood only. Actually The title should be changed to only Nora’s suffering instead the love I begged was never real....