I’ve Been Suspicious Since The Day I Was Born Chapter 16

I’ve Been Suspicious Since The Day I Was Born Chapter 16

In the interrogation room, under harsh lights, I told them everything—why I’d set up cameras, the whole story.

The officer looked at me with something like pity.

“You’re very sharp. Without your evidence, this case would’ve been a nightmare.”

I smiled. This is what you call paranoid self-care.

Three days later, the police released their findings.

Nina was formally charged with unauthorized computer access and held for trial.

But Mrs. Shaw’s case got worse than I’d imagined.

The liquid from those bottles was an illegal drug—long-term use destroys the nervous system and causes hallucinations.

She’d bought it on the black market.

And that wasn’t all.

Two years ago, my family took a road trip.

The day before, I insisted on checking the car. The brake lines had been cut halfway.

If I hadn’t spotted it, we’d have gone over a cliff.

At the time, my parents blamed neighborhood kids.

Now, with records and Mrs. Shaw’s confession, the police confirmed she’d done it.

She wanted to kill all three of us. That way, as the only “goddaughter” close to the family, Nina would inherit our fortune.

Even the police were horrified.