Alma froze.

“Marlon’s dead?” she asked in a trembling voice. “Ronnie and his father, too?”

The inspector smiled.

“That’s right.”

“We suspect that the person who heavily injured Anthony is also involved in these incidents.”

“Don’t worry, we won’t accuse anyone without solid proof.”

“Though we’re requesting you to cooperate with the investigation, it doesn’t mean you’re guilty of anything.

Silas squinted at the inspector. “Have you really figured out who the murderer was?”

He was certain the police shouldn’t be going against him in the first place.

After all, based on Anthony’s testimony, it should’ve been clear that Silas wasn’t involved.

He couldn’t figure out who had so much power to make the police forget about all the evidence and shift all blame toward him.

‘Is Harvey really powerful enough to clear the accusations on him?’

‘Is that why I’m being blamed when I’m trying to take his credit?’

The thought came to Silas’s mind, but he immediately squashed it a second later.