Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me

Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me Chapter 248

Thankfully, Arielle stepped in to save the salesman. “Mister, we’ve called you here today to uncover the truth. As long as you’re honest, nobody can send you to jail.”

Arielle, with her beautiful and gentle eyes, was a stark contrast to Mason. The salesman immediately calmed himself down and nodded his thanks.

“Do you remember Ms. Actonward? Did she buy a black evening gown from your shop?” Arielle asked.

“Yes. Ms. Actonward is our shop’s regular and also a VIP. Two days ago, she bought a black evening gown from us. I remember it well because it was one size smaller than her usual sizing. She said it was for a friend and had me send it directly to the address she gave. I did as told and have no idea what happened after.”

Glancing at Mason, the salesman added, “Everything I’ve said is the truth. You can hold me responsible for it.”

“What do you have to say now, Mason?” Arielle asked with raised brows.

Mason took a while to collect his thoughts before replying, “He could still be lying about it. Bribe him with enough money, and he might be willing to risk going to jail over a false statement.”

Just then, the salesman butted in, “I have other evidence to prove that I wasn’t lying!”

matter what it took, he was going to prove that he was telling the

receipt that has the member and credit card details. Not only will you find Ms. Actonward’s name, but you’ll also find

receipt’s authenticity when Russell

seconds later, Russell’s expression

recognized the card instantly because it was the supplementary card he had

signature

have mistaken it.

Yvette‘s responsible for everything!

snapped, his eyes blazing with anger. How he wished he could have another fainting spell to hide from the ugly truth. The pain and shame were just

the crowd needed to know

to frame Arielle, which almost

vicious it

a venomous pet snake than Yvette. Snakes at least knew not to bite their owners, but Yvette had shown that she would stop at nothing to achieve her goals, even if it meant

it simply, she was worse than a

was hurriedly making her