Don’t Mess With the Rock Chicks

Chapter 211

Bowen didn’t scare them.

Half an hour later, the police arrived at the door.

Sophie was nervous, with a fear of impending death.

Just now she secretly saw the whole process of Bowen and Viona talking upstairs.

Every time Bowen frowned, every question made her terrified.

“What to do, Viona, the surveillance captured it, what to do? I’m dead, I’m dead this time…”

“Shut up.” Viona interrupted her: “Calm down, hold your ground, don’t mess up! How do you know what Bowen said is true? Besides, it’s so dark, and there are no street lights near the lake, even if there is surveillance, you can still take pictures.” To what?”

Viona, this is self–consolation!

But her words were self–defeating after she saw the surveillance.

There was really surveillance, not only was it captured, but it was captured very clearly.

From Jolene running to the lake, to the two women from the Gellar Family catching up, they were talking, arguing, and pushing by the lake, all of which were clearly photographed.

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by Sophie was blocked by tree branches, and the surveillance video from another angle, there seems to be something wrong with the camera, and

but Bowen

Bowen watched the two women of the Gellar

not interested in looking at

he wanted to know was where Jolene was.

couldn’t remember some things clearly,

finished speaking, and then refused to say a

nervous than Viona, but Viona warned her that no matter what the police asked, she would

she didn’t know.

the lawyer arrived at the same time.

as Atticus stepped into the police station, he saw Bowen. He had figured out how to communicate with

with a smile all over his face: “What’s the matter, what’s wrong with it and brought it to

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the relationship between our two families, what’s not good to sit down

jail, and she should admit her mistake. But if…” Bowen didn’t say the rest of the sentence.

there can be no ifs.

misunderstanding, Bowen, you understand Viona, she is kind and sensible, as for Sophie,

Bowen’s bad