Chapter 683
David stepped up and reported, “Mr. Sinir, it seems Faye got wind of our ns and has fled to
Phoenix Mountain.”
Robert insisted that Evelyn was the one pushing Grandma Sybil. But after several days of intense
questioning, he finally broke free under the immense
pressure.
It was Faye who had bribed Robert, insisting that he needed to frame Evelyn for hurting Grandma Sybil
the day Evelyn came.
When Evelyn had gone to help Sophia, Grandma Sybil, who was worried for Sophia, had risen from the
couch. Robert, acting under Faye’s orders, purposefully swept near Sybil’s feet and caused her to
stumble over the foot of the couch and fall to the ground.
Robert had followed Faye’s instructions. He framed Evelyn for pushing Grandma Sybil and causing her
to fall. Since the living room didn’t have any surveince and no one else was there to witness the
incident, Robert thought his n would work.
What Robert didn’t anticipate was the unfortunate passing of Grandma Sybil due to the fall. As the
gravity of the situation escted, Robert became more scared and stuck to his lie that it was Evelyn
who had pushed Grandma Sybil.
What he didn’t know was that Sophia, who had fallen near the staircase, had seen that Grandma Sybil
was tripped by the couch. Robert thought he could get away with it by dismissing Sophia’s ount as
a child’s tale, but unbeknownst to him, Payne had already discovered that Grandma Sybil was not
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pushed. All the evidence thus pointed back to Robert.
The crux of the case was to get Robert to confess. He was defiant at first but eventually, he couldn’t
withstand the intense interrogation and told the truth.
On the day Faye came to the Sinir family for dinner, she had left Robert her contact information.
Later, she contacted Robert and bribed him to frame Evelyn for hurting Grandma Sybil no matter what.
Once Robert’s testimony was out, Lysander took his team to find Faye. Somehow, Faye had been
tipped off and had fled in advance.
Lysander, with his piercing gaze, looked toward the steep cliff andmanded, “Go up and get her!”
With that, he took the lead, treading long strides towards the mountain.
Faye’s actions had crossed the line and became something unforgivable. Lysander was determined to
catch her and make her pay for her deeds.
His bodyguards and David followed him up the cliff.
The cliff was steep and challenging for ordinary people, but for Lysander, it was a walk in the park due
to his training.
He led his team up the rugged mountain path.
Thssa was sitting on a rock. Her breath was uneven, and her body was trembling. A gale was
blowing in the aftermath of the thunderstorm, threatening to kick her little figure off the cliff.
She held on to a small tree next to the steps to steady herself.
Suddenly, she saw a figure quickly ascending the mountain. The person was walking at a quick speed,
evidently well-trained. Thssa felt a glimmer of hope and watched the person intently.
As the figure approached, Thssa realized it was a woman. She pleaded, “Hello, friend, can you help
me?”
The woman stopped in front of her and turned to look at her. Thssa recognized her as Faye.
Faye, fully equipped with climbing gear and dressed in rugged outdoor clothing, looked agile and
prepared.
Thssa was confused. Why was Faye on Phoenix Mountain?
While Thssa was observing Faye, Faye was doing the same thing. Recognizing Thssa, Faye
appeared surprised and resentful.
Suddenly, she seemed to hear a noiseing from behind and hurriedly walked away.
“Hey, Faye, I twisted my ankle. Can you help me?” Thssa called out, desperate for assistance.
Finally encountering a person, if she let Faye go, she didn’t know when she’d be able to get off the
mountain. With a storm approaching and darkness falling, she was genuinely scared.