Chapter 379


    Chapter 379 You Have No Evidence


    Colbert knew that she had taken the wine and called the police, which was distinctly to set up her. If


    she admitted that she knew the origin of the wine now, it meant that she deliberately broke thew


    when she learned the wine was expensive.


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    Before Eudora could think of a way to quibble, Colbert spread his hands, tilted his head slightly,


    bypassed Eudora, and looked at the policemen behind her. "Officers, did you all hear that? She knows


    the value of this bottle of wine, so she takes it away."


    "Fuck!"


    Eudora finally couldn''t help swearing, "Colbert, how can you be so mean? I..."


    She couldn''t argue and finally insisted, "This bottle of wine was given to me by you. How do I know the


    origin of this bottle of wine? It was Chasel who went to my home and told me the value of this wine just


    now that made me frightened, and when I was about to call the police, the police came!"


    Colbert''s indifferent face suddenly darkened upon hearing her words, and even his eyes became


    sharper.


    Just now?


    Chasel went to her home?


    Colbert was thinking about Eudora''s words just now and casually looked down at the limited-edition


    sapphire blue Rolex watch on his wrist. It was already eleven o''clock at night.


    "Oh, is it? Who can prove it?"


    His slender fingers tapped the back of his hand again and again. Although his expression was calm, his


    heart was already turbulent.


    "Of course, it can be proved. I can call Chasel now."


    While talking, Eudora took out her mobile phone to call Chasel.


    However, at this moment, Colbert''s voice sounded next to her ears, "Chasel has a close rtionship


    with you and cannot be a witness. You have no evidence, but I have surveince as evidence."


    As he spoke, he took out a USB sh drive from the inside pocket of his suit.


    Eudora stared fixedly at the USB sh drive and fell silent momentarily.


    But her eyes burning with a raging fire had already betrayed her heart.


    In her heart, Eudora exhausted all the curse words she had learned and scolded Colbert from his head


    to toe.


    Colbert would already be riddled with gaping wounds if her eyes could be turned into sharp knives.


    The policemen standing by looked at the two of them without speaking.


    All of them were intelligent. At a nce, they knew the rtionship between them was not simple.


    There was something fishy about this.