Chapter 1429: Heartless


    Chapter 1429: Heartless


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    In the following hour-long exnation, Brody talked about his rtionship with Regina. He was a


    cautious person, probably afraid of losing his money and belongings, so whenever he gave Regina


    money or gifts, he would leave audio recordings and invoice evidence. Since Regina didn''t want to


    receive transfers, Brody always used cash, mostly handled by Elijah. That''s why Brody didn''t hold


    Elijah responsible after the incident.


    Because he didn''t want his own affairs to be exposed.


    Because Elijah had helped cover up many things between him and Regina, Brody naturally had to


    consider Elijah.


    At the same time, Brody also mentioned the matter of Regina''s child. He had only recently noticed


    that Vere didn''t resemble him at all. At first, he thought Vere resembled his mother, Regina, but it


    wasn''t until he identally saw Regina having dinner with Vere and another man that he realized


    Vere bore a striking resemnce to that man.


    Anxiety surged within him. He had invested a lot of effort and care into Vere as his son, so how


    could he ept this?


    He considered confronting Regina about it, but he realized that Regina, with her temperament,


    would never admit it.


    So Brody was left alone with this question for a long time. Due to this matter, cracks appeared in his


    rtionship with Regina. For example, when Regina used Vere''s name to demand money or other


    things from him, he would find excuses to dy because he already harbored the thought that Vere


    wasn''t his child. Naturally, he became distant from both Vere and Regina.


    But his indifference displeased Regina greatly. After expressing her dissatisfaction, she started


    contacting the other man more frequently, and Brody encountered him more often too. Then, Brody


    secretly took Vere''s hair and conducted a paternity test, and the result was obvious: Vere was not


    his child.


    This incident urred during the time of the Armstrong Corp incident and was one of the main


    reasons for Brody''s severe condition.


    Brody revealed everything he needed to say. Now, he wanted to sue Regina through the police and


    reim all the money and benefits she had obtained from him.


    When this request was made, the police were stunned, but they quickly informed Kian. Faced with


    this demand, Kian scoffed and asked the police to ry the message to Regina.


    Although both of them were currently at the police station, their interests and goals were different,


    so they began to turn against each other.


    At this point, they didn''t need to worry too much about their rtionship because it was already


    disintegrating. The next step was to expose each other''s weaknesses so they could obtain more


    information smoothly.


    The police station was already quite busy, dealing with online matters and many other cases. Now,


    the issue between Brody and Regina was specifically handed over to a task force formed by several


    police officers. Their task today was to take statements from both individuals.


    Brody firmly insisted that Regina was involved in the deaths of Page and Regina. Of course, Regina


    denied it. She faced the police, repeatedly pleading, "Please, officers, you must give me justice.


    Don''t believe his false usations. I won''t ept this charge. I admit I''ve wronged my sister, but I


    didn''t harm her. I''m not that heartless!"


    At that moment, Brody provided the evidence he had initially told Kian about-the surveince video


    of Regina meeting him.


    The police had examined the video and confirmed its authenticity; it was the original footage.


    In the video, it was clear that the time was a week before Brody''s nned trip.


    Regina and Brody met at a restaurant, and it seemed that Brody had intentionally arranged for them


    to sit close to the surveince camera, allowing every word and action to be clearly captured.


    After their meeting, Regina wasted no time and eagerly said to Brody, "Why don''t you pretend to


    reconcile with her? The best way is to make her believe that your rtionship is repaired. Then,


    take her out for a while, and during this time, something unexpected happens that leaves her


    permanently disabled or bedridden. After that, we can control the situation as we wish."


    Brody seemed hesitant and remained silent, not responding to Regina''s words.


    Noticing his hesitation, Regina quickly added, "Don''t you want to be with me forever? She keeps a


    close eye on you every moment, especially when she''s facing me. She constantly uses you. If


    you soften your heart at this moment, I''m afraid she will be ruthless towards you."


    Regina deliberately guided the rtionship between Brody and Page, subtly manipting Brody''s


    emotions, attempting to convey to him that Page had be heartless towards him.


    Brody remained silent for a long time and then spoke softly, "If she truly bes disabled, I will


    stand by her side. Otherwise, do you think Grace and Camille would just sit idly by?"


    "That''s a matter forter. Even if you don''t abandon her, it would only involve spending money to


    take care of her. But you can openly be with me now. As for Grace and the others, they won''t be


    watching you every day. Can they really be by your side, monitoring you all the time?"


    Sensing Brody''s wavering, Regina intensified her efforts and said, "Didn''t I tell you before? When


    you were hospitalized due to thepany''s affairs, she actually despised you. If something had


    happened to you at that time, based on what I know about my sister, I doubt she would have stayed


    by your side."


    ording to Brody''s confession, Regina had been whispering in his ear for a long time. She told


    him that Page had long been dissatisfied with him. Page hadined to Regina multiple times


    about Brody''s situation during his hospitalization. If something were to happen to Brody, Page would


    abandon him as well.


    Regina told Brody all of this, and he had no reason to doubt her. He trusted Regina because of her


    good rtionship with Page and their many years together.


    Thus, Brody was swayed by Regina''s words. The sleeping pills and the rmended tourist spots


    were all provided by Regina. She had a direct involvement in this series of events, although she did


    not carry them out herself. She was the mastermind.


    Upon learning all of this, the police began to question Regina. Perhaps unable to withstand the


    prolonged pressure and considering Vere still being held by the kidnappers while she herself was


    detained, facing repetitive questioning every day, Regina''s emotions copsedpletely in that


    instant.


    She raised her hands, held her head, and looked at the police officer sitting in front of her and the


    dimly lit room. Then, she burst intoughter.