Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 754

Beyond her, there had always been a backup plan.

And the Wilson family had never truly been hers. Even though she had fortified it over these past few months, the Wilson family still belonged to her grandfather.

With just one word from him, she would be nothing.

Only when she arrived at the police station did she fully grasp her situation. "What crime have I committed?"

The police officer replied coldly, "The death at Pine Mist Island Resort."

She laughed loudly. "Why arrest me? What does it have to do with me?"

"You think the police don't monitor information online? We watched that entire livestream. We even had psychologists analyze Judy's mental state and confirm she was telling the truth," the officer said.

Vivian's smile vanished. She said icily, "Do you have any evidence? Are the police now making cases based solely on one woman's words? When did you become so careless?"

She understood that the livestream had created too much impact. Even if someone wanted to protect her, it wouldn't be easy.

Her grandfather had promised to help her, but she didn't know when he would act.

As they led her to the interrogation room, she suddenly stopped at the doorway and looked outside. In the night sky, only a lonely crescent moon hung above, with no stars in sight.

Sarah, having just finished a hypnotherapy session with Mia, stretched lazily. Looking at Mia's peaceful sleeping face, her previously furrowed brow now relaxed, Sarah finally felt relieved.

Mia's trauma had deepened. Sarah's hypnosis could no longer help her remember her earliest experiences.

She couldn't handle any more stress, or the consequences would be unimaginable.

Melvin smiled self-mockingly. "It seems I'm not as good as you."

"From Judy and her mother's perspective, it might seem justified, but we can't become people like that—like Vivian or Judy," Sarah said.

Melvin said gravely, "Vivian has been sent to prison. She's being interrogated now."

Sarah raised an eyebrow. "I'm surprised Mr. Wilson is willing to let her go."

Melvin sneered, "What choice does he have? Too many people saw the livestream. Even if he wants to protect Vivian, he can't be too obvious about it—at least not right now."

In an old apartment complex, Judy huddled in her bedroom scrolling through her phone. The moment she left the bar, she had noticed people's curious stares. She hadn't understood why until she got home and her supervisor called to fire her.