I Saw Her Confession And Went Back In Time Chapter 07

I Saw Her Confession And Went Back In Time Chapter 07

The entire room went dead silent as the weight of my question settled over them.

Chloe’s face drained of color, and she made several frantic attempts to push past me, but I stood my ground

until the sirens echoed outside.

Two police officers strode into the lobby. “Who called?”

I raised my hand. “I did, Officer.”

“Today is the state civil service physical. This woman presented a fraudulent video to the evaluation board, claiming she witnessed me taking illegal substances, and forced a secondary screening.”

“The medical team just cleared my second panel completely. She fabricated the entire accusation.”

The lead officer frowned and turned his attention to Chloe. “What’s the story with the video?”

Chloe was trembling violently, but she tried to maintain her lie. “I just caught it by accident last night! I didn’t

do anything wrong.”

“I thought she was cheating, and I wanted to keep things fair. Is it a crime to report a cheater?”

I let out a harsh laugh. “Since you’re going to keep lying, let’s look at another piece of footage.”

I pulled up my phone and opened a cloud recording link, displaying it for everyone to see.

“Starting at eight o’clock last night, I kept a live stream running on my account and saved the full archive,” I

explained, speeding up the playback.

“Look right here. From 8:00 PM until this morning, I never once left my bedroom. So Chloe, care to explain. how you filmed me taking pills in the living room at 10:00 PM when I wasn’t even in there?”

Chloe’s jaw dropped, her face completely pale. “I… I don’t know. I swear I just recorded what I saw.”

I nodded toward Bennett.

Bennett, using a tissue to avoid wiping away the prints, carefully pulled the convenience store water bottle

out of his bag and handed it to the officer.

“Officer, we also need you to test this water and check it for fingerprints,” Bennett said.

“Chloe gave this to me and explicitly demanded that I make sure Valerie drank it the second she finished her first exam. She waited until she thought Valerie drank it before launching her public accusation.”

“If she was a genuine whistleblower, she would have brought the video forward before the testing started,

not after the first round cleared. I believe this water is poisoned.”

The officer took the bottle and handed it to the building’s medical lab team for an expedited chemical

analysis.

Ten minutes later, the technician returned with a report.

“Sir, the water is heavily laced with a high-dose masking agent, and the preliminary prints on the plastic

match the suspect’s ID.”

Chloe’s knees buckled, and she collapsed to the floor, sobbing hysterically.

“Fine, Valerie! You won! Are you happy now?” she screamed, completely breaking down.

“Why do you get everything? We studied the exact same hours, but you pass and I fail? Half a point! A measly half a point ruined my life!”

“I just wanted a fair shot at my own life! How is that a crime?”

I looked down at her with total detachment.

“If you were unhappy with your score, you could have worked harder and retook it next year,” I said.

“Your disappointment doesn’t give you the right to destroy my future. That’s not an excuse for trying to

poison me.”

Chloe let out a bitter, mocking laugh. “Retake it next year? Easy for you to say. If our positions were reversed, don’t act like you wouldn’t have done the exact same thing.”

“You only get to play the moral saint because you’re the one who won.”

“Don’t project your lack of ethics onto me,” I replied coldly. “Even if I had failed, I would have beaten you fairly next time, not crawled through the mud like a criminal.”

Chloe went silent, unable to find another word to say.