Chapter 429 Itâs Time to Deal with Her Jadon regained his composure and said, âIâve already pleaded guilty. What else do you want? Why must I have a motive to kill her?â
âBecause the sentencing varies with the motive.â
Jadon fell silent and refused to tell the truth, so Cecelia played the recording.
After it ended, she stared at him and said, âYou murdered both Kara and your wife. You killed two women!â
âNo! Impossible! The recording is fake! I killed Kara! But I didnât kill my wife!â
Cecelia put away the recorder and said, âYou can deny it now! But after the police search your house, they will know where your wifeâs body is buried.â
She was surprised to discover another murder when interrogating him about Kara.
Jadon was speechless because fear had blocked his throat. He grabbed his hair and shouted, on the verge of collapse, âI did not want to do it. But I had no choice! Can you understand my pain?â
âNo, I canât understand a man who killed his wife!â
Cecelia picked her things up and left the interrogation room.
Roger was waiting outside. Seeing her coming out, he asked, âHow is it going? Have you found his motive for the murder?â
âYes. Someone threatened him, so he was forced to do it.â
After Cecelia played the recording to Roger and his subordinates, everyone was shocked.
Roger was enlightened and said, âSo, he killed Kara because someone threatened him with his wifeâs murder.â
âYes. His marriage broke down. His wife fell in love with someone else and filed for divorce. He couldnât accept her cheating on him and accidentally killed her during a dispute. To hide it, he disposed of her body and reported her missing to the police. That is why you can not find his wife! He mentioned the address. You should check the water tank of his house in the country.â
âOK, Iâll ask people to go there right now.â
Roger immediately asked his subordinates to register the case. If they found Jadonâs wifeâs body, they would solve a missing and murder issue.
But there was another question, so he asked, âHe said he was forced to kill Kara. Someone sent him a photo of his wife, threatened him with his secret, and asked him to kill Kara. But he did say who the person behind the scenes is.â
âI guess he does not know. Leave it to me!â
Cecelia planned to use the evidence to confirm her suspicion. Before leaving, she asked, âCaptain Shawn, how is your wife?â
âShe is fine. After you helped me, she corrected her errors and made a fresh start. We have a good relationship now. She wants to treat you to a meal.â
There was a smile on Rogerâs cold face because a harmonious family atmosphere could give a person a better mood.
âOK, letâs have a meal after the case is solved. Goodbyeâ
After leaving the police station, Cecelia went to meet Maggie. It had been a long time, so it was time to deal with her.
*
When Remington arrived at the Grande Club, he aggressively kicked open Rupertâs door.
Seeing his gloomy face, Rupert was taken aback and asked, âRemington, whatâs wrong? Did Cecelia dump you?â
âShow me the surveillance video last night!â
After Remington sat on the sofa, Rupert felt confused but quickly asked his men to send the surveillance video.
Then, they saw what had happened last night. Rupert rubbed his chin and said, âYou got drunk after I left. Sam sent you upstairs to rest. Is there anything wrong?â
Remington remained silent and fast-forwarded the video until he saw a figure open the door.
âF*ck! Isnât she Fiona? Why did she sneak into the room? Last night, did youâ¦â
Remingtonâs face became increasingly gloomy. Seeing him about to lose his temper, Rupert continued to guess, âDid Sam create the opportunity for her? Thatâs impossible, right?â
âWhereâs the surveillance video in the room?â
âI donât dare to install surveillance cameras in your private rooms! I must protect your privacy.â
Rupert would never secretly install surveillance cameras in his good friendsâ rooms. He was not that despicable.
Remington ordered in a muffed voice, âAsk Sam to come here!â
Rupert quickly contacted Sam.
More than half an hour later, Sam arrived at the Grande Club with his sister Fiona.
âRemington, I arrived!â
As soon as Sam entered the room, he said, âIâm sorry about what happened last night. Iâve explained it to Cecelia. Itâs Fionaâs fault. I scolded her! I brought her over because she wants to apologize to you in person!â
When Sam looked back at Fiona at the door, she was so scared that she didnât dare to enter.
âWhy are you still outside? Hurry up and come in!â
When Remington coldly looked at her with a gloomy face, Fiona leaned against the wall, walked in, and hid behind Sam.
âHow dare you?â
Remington was angry, so his tone was full of threats.
Fiona was so frightened that she cried, âRemington, Iâm sorry. I know I was wrong. I just wanted to take care of you. I didnât do anything improper.â
âI have a wife. I donât need you to take care of me! Who do you think you are?â
Remingtonâs words were unkind, so Fiona cried worse.
Seeing this, Sam interceded for her and said, âFionaâs behaviors are wrong. But fortunately, she didnât cause any harm to you. Can you please do me a favor and let her go?â
Remington asked, âDid you secretly help her?â
âI swear it has nothing to do with me! You know me well, right?â
Remington believed Sam had not done it. If he had wanted to betray him, he would have long acted.
âOK! I believe it has nothing to do with you! But I will severely punish the wrongdoer! Let her choose whether to chop off her left hand or her right hand!â
Remington had no intention of letting Fiona go.
Hearing his words, Fiona was so frightened that she knelt on the ground, cried, and begged, âRemington, I know I was wrong! I will never do it again! Please spare me! I did it because I admire you. I do know I was wrong. Please donât chop my hand off!â
Fiona was frightened and regretful. If she had known Remington was so ruthless, she would not have dared to do it no matter what.
Sam knew Remington never quickly changed his mind but couldnât watch him chop off his only sisterâs hand. So, he said, âMy family spoiled Fiona too much. She has admitted her mistake. Could you please let her go? I will let her leave. She will never appear in front of you again. I will make up for the mistakes she made. Is it OK?â
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