Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 679 Maeve Changed Her Tune

"But she’s the mastermind behind my abduction! She’s a murderer and a criminal suspect! Why did you people let her go!?"

Deirdre clenched her fists tightly and felt a dizzy spell overcoming her.She had hoped that everything was finally coming to an end! The police officers exchanged glances.

"We've found no evidence of a crime after investigating Charli McKinsey."

"No, that’s impossible!"

Deirdre shouted hotly.

"I heard her voice! She was talking to me! We talked! She abducted me!"

"Miss McKinnon, your sight is compromised.We can’t just say who did it based on what you, and you alone, heard."

"But Maeve O’ Keefe was a witness too! She can corroborate with my testimony and prove that Charli is not innocent!"

"And this is what we’re here to inform you, Miss McKinnon.Maeve O’Keefe came to the police yesterday and admitted to fabricating her account.She had admitted to harboring some hatred toward Charli McKinsey and so created wrongful accusations against the latter.She was duly punished for her misdemeanor and was only released this morning."

Deirdre felt a deafening buzz in her brain.It knocked her off her feet, and she fell on her back.

How could Maeve change her tune just like that? Why!? Glenna, who had

Are you

to maintain composure and shook her

see her! I need to talk to Maeve now! Where does she

since Mrs.O’Keefe’s charged with slander, and you’re the one who will benefit the most from her fabrication, we need to practice caution and isolate the two of you.We can’t give

her footsteps.She breathed as hard as she could but found the air so frigid and hostile that it stung her lungs and

recognition—and over such a drastic, unnatural length of time! It was as if someone was behind it, and if there was something she

woman answered immediately as she

phone for a call,

right? Besides, even if she did not, Deirdre doubted the

"Right! H-Here you go!"

to Deirdre before

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number from memory, and

later, the

was fraught with

"Hello.Who's this?"

took a

"It’s me, Mrs.O'Keefe."