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“I told Dad that Nina was bullying you, which led to the police detaining you. He was furious and went to confront Nina. But he shouldn’t have kidnapped her. Could it be true what she said, that someone was pulling the strings behind the scenes? Think about that woman who helped us. Could it be her…?”

Sue felt a chilling sensation creeping over her.

How could someone help others without any reason?

If not for a purpose…

Then, had her father also believed her nonsense?

“It’s impossible, it’s impossible…” Lily refused to believe this fact.

Sue said, “If someone else killed Dad, what should we do?”

She did not know what to do next.

They could not let her father’s death be in vain and let the culprit escape unpunished.

“Is it over?”

Standing there, his tall figure towering, Nash asked as the car parked behind him, seeing Nina walking over.

Nina looked up at him. “Yes, it’s over.”

“They’ve all gone back. Why did you take so long?” Nash noticed her late arrival.

Nina did not hide anything and told him, “I just saw Linda and your mom, and we talked for a bit.”

Nash could not help but furrow his brows, looking down at Nina. “They came here?”

Nina replied, “They said they came for sightseeing.”

Nash fell silent.

Nina wondered whether she should tell Nash about the false accusations against her and Xander’s kidnapping. Perhaps it would only cause him more trouble. “Let’s go back,” Nina said, wanting to get into the car, but she noticed Nash did not move, so she turned to look at him.

Nash stood with one hand in his pocket, sensing that she was hiding something from him. He asked in a deep voice, “Why did they come to kind of place for sightseeing? What did they say to you?”

Nina shrugged indifferently. “What could your mom possibly say to me?”

Nash could understand, but he still questioned Nina’s response. “You don’t have anything to ask me about Linda’s pregnancy?”

Nina replied, “You haven’t been back these days.”

“Yeah.” He either stayed in the hospital or at the company.

Since Nina had not returned to the York residence, Nash had not gone back either. He was indifferent to their affairs.

Nina remained expressionless. “Your

mom has taken Linda under her

care, saying it’s for her grandson. They seem to get along well. Your momis ecstatic about having a grandchild, eagerly awaiting the birth moment.”

Her words did not address Nash’s concerns at all. It felt awkward.

Nash’s expression turned stern. “You haven’t answered my question yet.”

Nina looked at him. “Isn’t everything already known? You wanted to find that woman before, and now she’s pregnant. What else is there to ask?”

She felt she had done what was expected of her.

Nash’s gaze sharpened as he stared at Nina. “The surveillance footage from that night disappeared, and

there’s no evidence proving that et

woman in room.

was in my room. Suddenly, a

woman shows up and gets pregnant. Does everything just fall

into place so smoothly?”

Nina thought Nash was unwavering in his beliefs, but he did not seem so easy to deceive after all.

Nash got into the car, his face cold, eyes fixed straight ahead. “I suspect the surveillance was deleted intentionally!” Hearing this, Nina’s body tensed up.

“Someone didn’t want to be caught, so they let someone else take the fall!”

He did not believe for a moment that the woman was Linda. Something about her did not sit right with him.

His speculation sent shivers down Nina’s spine.

“And you, Nina,” he added, calling her out by name, making Nina unable to maintain her composure any longer.