Chapter 366 Slip Of The Tongue
- Deborah Salisbury was astonished. This was perhaps the most peculiar thing she had ever heard in her life. If someone else had said it, she would have never believed it.
- But who was Lucien Riviere? He was a highly esteemed figure, even more prominent than the Salisbury family. Was it necessary for him to fabricate stories and frame others?
- After a moment of composure, Peach added, "Miss Deborah Salisbury narrowly escaped a disaster last night. Thanks to our young lady's intervention, she missed the most dangerous moment. So someone else became your scapegoat. I checked with the police station. Last night, a deranged killer murdered another young girl, around the same age as Miss Deborah Salisbury, and the crime scene was three kilometers away from her parking lot. The killer disguised himself as a designated driver and brutally killed the intoxicated girl. The method was the same as the previous cases. I believe that if it weren't for our young lady, Miss Salisbury, you would have been a corpse by now. And Mr. Denver Salisbury, you would have been a victim's family member. So there's no need to doubt our master's words. He has no reason to deceive you."