“I didn’t lie, I didn’t.” The security captain swore to the police with his eyes wide open.


    He turned and pointed at Jasper Milton. “I know why you framed me. It must be that you had an affair with Ms. Grace. You were caught red-handed, so you killed him to cover it up.”


    “Are you a mad dog? Biting anyone you see.” Ste Grace snapped angrily.


    Jasper became much calmer.


    “Please think about it logically. If you are going to kill someone out of emergency, you don’t need to prepare poison. With my skills, I can do it easily, would I let you discover me?” Jasper asked.


    “Right, now I understand. You must have fed him poison first but then he didn’t die, so you stabbed him again. Miss Grace is timid so she screamed.”


    “She screamed. You rushed here from the 17th floor and the journey would only take one minute. You said that you heard the scream at 9:30 p. m. and that it was 9:41 p. m. when you came in. Excuse me, what were you doing in the 11 minutes? In addition,” Jasper looked coldly at the hotel manager and said, “Is there anyone else who lives near Room 1829 except room 1729 and I?”


    “I’m going to check it out,” the hotel manager said, trembling with fear.


    “Three of you police officers, please follow him. If there are people nearby, bring them here to questioning.” Jasper said in a low voice.


    He looked sharply at the security captain, making it impossible for the captain to escape. Then he said to the director, “Give me an interrogation room. I think the murderer has been confirmed.”


    “I am not the murderer. Even if you are a high official, you can’t simply use someone.” The security captain looked at the chief security guard.


    The face of the chief security guard was pale. “You can confess if you have anything. Don’t use innocent people. Miss Grace is innocent. You will implicate the wrong people and cause wrongful deaths!”


    Jasper frowned and knocked on the table with his distinctly bony hand. He looked at the chief security guard slowly and the corners of his mouth curled up.


    A chill went down the chief security guard’s spine, and his hands were shaking.


    After a short while,


    the police brought the guests from room 1727 and room 1731 over.


    “I don’t remember the time, but when I heard the woman’s scream and bang on the door, the interval is no more than two minutes,” The guest from room 1727 said.


    “I remember that the bang was at about 9. 41p. m. I checked the time. I also heard the woman’s scream. It was about 9. 39p. m,” The guest from room 1731 said.


    The security captain sat paralyzed on the chair, bowed his head and confessed meekly, “No need for the interrogation anymore. I killed him!


    He was the director of the cultural centre, and I owed him 200 thousand dors. I lost a bet.


    I asked him to meet me in Room 1929. When I saw that he was about to arrive at the hotel, I coaxed the chief security guard to ask our colleagues in the monitoring room toe over to have a cake.


    I took the opportunity to get out and cut off the surveince.


    I poisoned him. Afraid that he wouldn’t die, I added a stab. Then I tied his body which then fell into Room 1829.


    After that, I went to the security room to resume the surveince and went back to Room 1729, pretending that nothing had happened.


    As soon as I entered the room, I heard the scream upstairs, so I led my men to rush into Room 1829 and tried to frame the guest staying in room 1829.


    I asked my colleagues to check the room and took the opportunity to put the poison in the wine cab.”


    “The n is perfect. Take him away.” Jasper pointed at the door with his chin.


    “Chief Milton, you are amazing. A homicide case so properly nned without ws, took you less than an hour to solve.” The directorplimented him.


    Jasper pursed his lips tightly, and his deep eyes knowing.


    The case had not been solved. The only problem was that the security captain took the me, while the real murderer was still atrge.


    “Miss Grace right? I still have some doubts that I want to rify with you. Come out with me.” Jasper said in a mean way and walked out of the door. He looked cold, and no one was allowed to get near.


    Ste lowered her head and followed Jasper, then got in his ck Hummer.


    “Ste, you can’t stay in this ce, it’s too dangerous.” Jasper said urgently as soon as they were in the car.


    “I’m not afraid of danger.”


    “Haven’t you seen it? Today, this trap was set up for you. The captain and chief of the security guards have participated in it. We don’t know who is instructing them and who is hiding behind them!


    If I hadn’t been here today, you would have been locked up as a murderer.” Jasper’s eyes turned red.


    Ste was a little scared when she thought of that.


    Fortunately, Jasper had saved her at hanging garden.Têxt belongs to N?velDrama.Org.


    If she was caught at the scene with poison in her hands, there would be no exnation for it.


    “I’ll be more careful in the future, and I won’t let them take advantage of me,” Ste promised.


    “It’s impossible to guard against.” Jasper approached Ste and held her head with one hand. She was enveloped in Jasper’s breath and looked at her with his burning eyes.


    “Ste, tell me, what do you want? I’ll give you. You leave here, be it working as a doctor or going abroad. Don’t let me worry about you.” Jasper said seriously.


    The aura was so strong that no one could refuse it.


    “If I really want something, can you give it to me?” Ste asked, gritting her teeth. With resentment in her eyes, she stared at him with her blood-red eyes.


    “Even if it’s my life,” Jasper promised, with a firm look in his eyes.


    Mist spread in her eyes, and she felt a pain in her heart, as if being stabbed by a thorn.


    The slightest touch to it would cause much pain.


    She did not want his life. She just wanted him.


    That was her n.


    First, she needed to be an inspector.


    She had Wilson Chuck and Suzi Shine on her back.


    As long as she made a contribution, she would be able to climb and get promoted, one step at a time.


    She was risking her life to fight.


    She wanted to enter the Cab and hold a pivotal position.


    That way, she would be able to stand by his side with ease.


    Even if she was not qualified to be his wife, at least, she could stand close to him.


    She knew that, for that day toe by, she would have to spend a lot of time and effort.


    However, it was better than not doing anything.


    She could go abroad and avoid all the suffering.


    She caused him a mess.


    If fortunate, when he seeded in marrying her, she would rest on his blood-stainedurels.


    A woman who aplished nothing, was not worthy of his love and efforts.


    If unfortunate, he would not seed.


    They would let each other slip forever.


    She might not even dare to have wild hopes of seeing him at all.


    No matter what happens to her in the future, at the very least, if she worked hard now, she would have a clear conscience when she died in the future.


    She will not let his love down.


    “A man of honor knows that there are things that must be done and things must not be done. I will do it if I think that’s the right thing to be done. Backing away is not what I will ever do. If one day, I die in the hands of those people, take revenge for me by legal means.” Ste burst into tears and pushed the door open.


    Jasper held her hand and pressed her against the chair, with his solid chest against her.


    Ste saw the panic and pain in his eyes.


    He was always trenchant and tough, but he showed his soft side in front of her.


    “Ste, do you still like me?” Jasper asked in a strangled voice.