My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 214 Did They Predict Her Death

parents… So why is he helping her now?Marilyn had finally managed to get the cops here. She wasn’t about to give up this chance to send Genevieve to jail.“If she truly has nothing to do with my grandmother’s death, then there won’t be a problem with her just going along with the investigation. Why did she run away?” Marilyn approached them slowly with a hand behind her back.Her stomach was already sticking out like a watermelon. Even clothes thrice her size couldn’t hide it, but her features were still defined and pretty.The police officers stepped aside. It was as if they were afraid of touching Marilyn.Once she approached them, she looked up at Cooper and said clearly, “She’s guilty, and that’s why she ran away. She definitely has something to do with my grandmother’s death! I’ll bet everything I have to make sure she gets arrested for what she’s done. Otherwise, my grandmother won’t be able to rest peacefully!”“She’s not guilty. She can’t even speak now because her vocal cords got damaged. She won’t be able to give an alibi or answer any questions at the station,” Cooper said, staring right back at Marilyn. “Are you trying to force her to confess, Ms. Wood?”Marilyn pressed her lips together tightly. “I never said that. Don’t you put words in my mouth.”Cooper chuckled.“Yes, you didn’t say anything, but the urgent look on your face is showing how much you hate Genevieve. I’ve sent people and did a little investigating on my own. Both the hospital and the police station are so far from the Faulkner residence, and yet they arrived soon after Genevieve stepped into the study room. Did they predict Old Mrs. Faulkner’s death or something? Also”—Cooper took two steps toward Marilyn—”before she went to meet Old Mrs. Faulkner at the Faulkner residence, she had gone to do a check-up at the hospital. Her vocal cords were still broken, and there are records to prove it. So how can a person who cannot speak force an old woman to her death?”Cooper was even more overbearing than the