Chapter 1097

“He must be feeling upset that his friend has left. He should return to his room in a few days once his mood is more stable,” Lillian said.

“Probably.”

While they were speaking, the shriek of one of the housekeepers was suddenly heard from the second floor.

Lillian turned her head in the direction of the noise and yelled, “What’s going on?”

The housekeeper answered, “I have no idea when a small hole was made in the wall behind this vase.”

Lillian and Rosalie exchanged glances and went up the stairs to where the small hole was located, according to the housekeeper.

It seemed to be a result of being shot by something. The hole had only been discovered as it had previously been strategically hidden by the plants inside a large vase that used to be placed in front of it.

Rosalie squatted down and inspected the plant. She noticed a hole on one of its leaves that was identical to the one on the wall

“What’s going on?” Lillian queried. “How could there be such a hole? Who was the one responsible for cleaning up the place?”

“It’s me. However, I typically only wipe the vase and move it away once every two weeks to thoroughly clean the dust and grime close to the wall,” the housekeeper hurriedly responded. “The hole wasn’t here last time.”

Rosalie regarded the hole suspiciously. After a moment, she said to Lillian, “Lillian, please ask someone to call the police. I think we may need the police to come over.”

startled and

in the wall from the scene. While taking such a bullet wasn’t mortal, it could

end up disabled for life if it landed in a

was drained of its color. “How could there be such a bullet? Who was the one

at that moment, and she turned to face

as she gazed at Lillian. “Did Felix push Aiden away because of the sound

Aiden didn’t hear it but

determine when the bullet appeared in this house. This might be more

result of the experiment turned out as she expected, then all of them

had saved Aiden instead of harming

couldn’t help but ache at the thought of Felix being

“He’s only a five-year-old child

“Well, it would be great if we managed to clear Felix’s name. Stop blaming yourself, as you’ve constantly searched for evidence to prove his innocence and should rejoice

I should rejoice now that Felix is likely innocent and didn’t push Aiden,”

conclusion was that Aiden had indeed not heard the air gun

its angle. While Felix’s shove moved

Felix was

guilt-ridden. “I’m sorry, Rosalie. It’s my fault for not hearing the noise, which made everyone misunderstand Felix. I’m going to apologize to him. I might still be in the hospital if not

our control,” Rosalie assured him. Case in point was the noise, having Jen and Guillermo as eyewitnesses, and the discovery

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