Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 171 Evidence Found

Initially, the investigations were going very smoothly, but Daniella’s husband popped up out of the blue and refused to let the investigations continue, saying that Daniella was forced to commit suicide, and all he wanted was to let her rest in peace. When news of this got out, all the media rushed over and supported him.

So once again, the investigations came to a halt.

In the villa belonging to the Gardners, Tony stared at the gloomy faces on the couch, contemplating whether he should say something. Due to the fact that the investigations had reached a deadlock situation, the entire atmosphere in the house was now very stiff.

“President Gardner, actually, Daniella didn’t commit suicide,” Tony said in a timid voice.

After the words left his lips, three pairs of eyes darted toward him simultaneously.

Under their intense stares, he bit the bullet and continued, “Didn’t you tell me to install a hearing bug in Daniella’s room before this? From the bug, it can be heard that someone instigated her to take the sleeping pills.”

With furrowed brows, Colton gradually turned sullen, looking displeased. “Why didn’t you say this earlier?”

started, and he only brings this up now when the speculations are rampant on the

bug didn’t inform us whether it was a success, and then Daniella passed away. As I was busy with suppressing the news for the past few days, I

voice recording this morning and was shocked after listening to it, realizing that it

this incident could only be investigated

Quickly, Tony took out the USB drive which was previously connected to the bug,

on the afternoon two days before Daniella committed

echoed from the computer. One of

merely a few minutes long, but the idea was obvious, which was to let Daniella stage a suicide by taking the sleeping pills just to crush Nicole under

that it sounded familiar—like Queenie, actually—but since she had no

“But that doesn’t make sense. Two tablets of sleeping pills is a normal dose and

Daniella consumed at least twenty tablets, which led to her death,” Colton said next to

them thought of something and exchanged glances. The next second, Nicole asked, “Were there any

but the

assumed that Daniella had taken the pills herself, so they didn’t suspect the food that much,