Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 94 The surveillance footage made one thing clear: Sydney had rushed in to save someone. Marcus continued, "As for the rest, there's not much let to say. Penelope and Timothy entered the fire escape together. After Timothy screamed, Penelope came out from a different stairwell. "She then took the elevator back up to the third floor, thinking she could erase the surveillance footage and pin everything on you. "And now look-she's facing the consequences." "Not necessarily," Sydney replied lightly, smiling as she finished eating and started tidying her desk.

"With Caleb backing her, she might never face any consequences at all." The case had already moved into litigation, pushed forward by Penelope. Whoever had hurt that child should have been held accountable. At least, that was how it should have gone. Marcus frowned, unable to understand how anyone could love someone so blindly they ignored right and wrong. "You mean..." "I'll call the police first," Sydney said, cutting him off with quiet resolve. "Let them come copy the footage." She needed to clear her own name before anything else. The police arrived quickly.

had been dispatched to Lumosa Clinic. The case wasn't major in itself, but the Hampton family's influence had turned it into a political minefield. The faster it was handled, the better. One of the officers was the same woman who had taken Sydney's statement before. She and her partner

the Hamptons and the Sterlings. "Mrs. Hampton?" the front desk nurse repeated, blinking in confusion. "Which Mrs. Hampton?" "Caleb Hampton's wife," the officer clarified. "Ah?" The nurse blinked again, stunned. So Penelope had

napping. When the door opened, her eyes were still drowsy. Then she heard the nurse teasing her, "Penny, the police are here to see Mrs. Hampton!" The title jolted Penelope awake. She forced a smile, hoping the police would treat her gently, given her relationship with Caleb. "Is there a problem?" "Apologies," the female officer said flatly. Then she turned to the nurse and corrected her, "I'm looking for Mrs. Hampton, not Ms. Monroe.