The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 291

"She won't hurt you."

The man coldly cut off Patricia's unfinished subjective conjecture.

Patricia was a bit sad. "Theo, do you trust Elinor that much? You've only known her for over a month."

Theo didn't directly answer Patricia's question. He was intently watching the situation in the ward and said to her lightly, "No reasons are needed; spouses should trust each other."

Spouses...

Patricia's expression froze, but soon she smiled, grinning innocently, "Hmm, maybe there's some misunderstanding. I also think Elinor is not a bad person."

...

Haillie and Bryan burst out of the elevator, rushing over.

Haillie angrily said, "Theo, we heard everything! What Elinor did was way out of line! Patricia just returned to the country; she didn’t even bother her, but she was so evil to harm Patricia!”

Theo calmly looked at Haillie and said, “There’s no final verdict yet; watch your mouth!”

Haillie was terrified and opened her mouth, but she dared not say anything. She assumed that once Patricia returned, Theo would dump Elinor.

But it seemed Elinor still had a place in Theo’s heart! And all of Bryan's attention was on Patricia.

While Byran only cared about Patricia.

Despite being the younger brother, he was taller than Patricia. He asked nervously, lowering his head:

"Sis, are you okay? I just found out about what happened yesterday! They said they didn't tell me because they were afraid I would freak out!”

The policeman sighed and helplessly shook his head, saying, "We haven't reached a conclusion yet; she denies everything."

Haillie frowned, puzzled: "Just because she denies it, she can't be convicted? I heard that the police have witnesses and evidence; why not let the witness confront her directly, put the evidence in front of her, and see how she can explain it?"

The police responded, “Our witness is the criminal who exposed her. The evidence is the chat history provided by the criminal and a transfer of ten thousand dollars from Elinor's account. But Elinor insists that the criminal is trying to frame her. She claimed that the chat history was forged and that the transfer was because her account was hacked. She insists that she'll consider confessing only if there's evidence of her having contact with the criminal."

The officer felt a headache just thinking about the interrogation with Elinor.

Elinor seemed very innocent and was very cooperative throughout the investigation, able to answer every question.

But her logical thinking was incredibly strong. As soon as she spotted a loophole, she would immediately question them. After several rounds, she successfully overturned their evidence chain, even making them start to question their own intelligence.

Now, she even managed to convince their superiors, making them believe she was innocent and that she was not a suspect.