Resent Reject Regret by Aqua Summers novel Chapter 520

Chapter 520 He’s Not the Abductor

Noticing Deirdre’s unusual behavior, Kyran immediately turned to her and inquired softly, “What’s going on, Deirdre? Is something wrong?”

The voice from the speaker continued to speak. “The reason I abducted Miss McKinnon is very simple. I don’t have money, so I wanted to blackmail and extort money to spend.”

‘The voice! It’s a man’s voice!‘

Deirdre shook her head desperately. “This isn’t right! This isn’t right!”

“What isn’t right?”

Deirdre said, “Trust me, Kyran. This man is not the mastermind of my abduction!”

It was no wonder the mastermind of the abduction would be found–it was no wonder that Charlene would yield obediently. It turned out that she had figured out a way to find herself a scapegoat!

Deirdre’s chest was burning with anger. She felt as if the man in the interrogation room was herself in the past.

On the other hand, this was precisely Charlene’s special trick!

She turned a blind eye to the law, and when she got herself in trouble, she would get someone random to be her scapegoat!

“What?”

The police officer behind her heard her remark as well. He approached her to confirm her remark by saying, “Are you sure that this person is not the mastermind of the abduction, Miss McKinnon?”

“I’m sure!” Deirdre said, “This person is used as the scapegoat!”

Noticing how determined she was, the police officer furrowed his eyebrows tightly. “Please hold on, Miss McKinnon.”

The police officer halted the interrogation and questioned the man on the person who sent him to be the scapegoat, but the man refused to reveal anything. The man assured the police officer he was the one who had targeted Deirdre because she was blind and easily subdued. Supposedly, the idea of abducting her had come to him suddenly.

Deirdre found it amusing. ‘How would he think of using Maeve in advance if the idea of the abduction came to him suddenly?‘

At the thought of Maeve, Deirdre felt dizzy.

Maeve was no saint either. She could hardly absolve herself from the blame.