Chapter 1072


    He didn’t bother to open and check.


    He trusted folks from the Jared family.


    The master looked at Rosalynn with admiration, “Ms. Jared, your insight is incredibly sharp.”


    He said, lightly tapping the cash box.


    “This time, I consider this money a charity, and I’ll donate all of it on behalf of the victims.”


    “Master, if you really want to do something for the deceased, I do have a favor to ask.” Rosalynn said


    with a smile.


    “Go ahead,” nodded the master.


    “There’s a deceased named Tina who adopted an orphan. This kid is smart and was a top student in


    college. But he was tricked by Grant into seeking revenge for his father,nded in jail for a few months,


    and ultimately couldn’t continue his Ph.D.” Rosalynn said regretfully. “I know you have connections in Y


    Country. Could you help him continue his studies?”


    “Give me his contact information,” the master agreed readily.


    “Thank you in advance.”


    Rosalynn wrote down Josiah’s contact and gave it to the master.


    Afterpleting his task, he took the money and left as he had a lecture to prepare.


    Upon learning what Peyton had said before her death as described by Grant under hypnosis, Paige’s


    hatred reached its peak.


    Peyton had seen the light. She could have broken free from that bastard Grant.


    She was so close.


    Just a tiny bit more…


    But her desire to get her money back led her down a dead end.


    “Sweetheart,” Mrs. Judd, sitting beside her, looked at Paige with tear–filled eyes.


    She had heard that this girl’s parents had both passed away.


    “Don’t let hatred weigh you down because of him. Live well and happily. That’s what your parents


    would want,” Mrs. Judd advised.


    Paige bit her lip, her eyes welling up with tears.


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    When they left Granny Ramay’s house, it was already dark outside.


    Paige looked up at the dark sky and choked out, “Lynn, I think mom must have been really scared


    when she died.”


    Rosalynn hugged her, gently patting her back. “It’s not your fault.”


    Paige broke downpletely.


    “Why didn’t I reply to her message, why didn’t I trust her one more time… she could have lived, it’s my


    fault! It was me!”


    “Mom-” Paige cried out in pain.


    Rosalynn was ovee with emotion as tears streamed down her face, feeling a deep pang in her


    heart. However, she was at a loss on how tofort Paige and ease her guilt.


    The situation was tooplicated, with intricate cause–and–effect dynamics at y.


    Once Grant confessed, the police wasted no time in locating the reservoir road he mentioned. They


    discovered footprints belonging to both Grant and Peyton, exactly as described. Furthermore, they


    uncovered the very shoes Grant had worn on the day of the crime, concealed within his mistress’s


    house.


    The mud on those shoes, upon analysis, perfectly matched the soil sample taken from the crime scene.


    Coincidentally, in close proximity to the spot where Grant admitted to meeting Peyton,w enforcement


    stumbled upon a private surveince camera. This camera had captured their presence, providing


    visual evidence of their encounter.


    The fact that Grant killed Peyton has been confirmed.