Chapter 609
She normally avoided them at all costs, but she forced herself to remain calm.
*Click p>
The back door was pulled open.
Before Marcia could react, a cold pair of handcuffs snapped onto her wrists. “Marcia, right? You’re a suspect in a twenty-year-old homicide case. You’re coming with us p>
*Marcia p>
The name hung in the air, silencing the entire car.
Marcia’s eyes widened in disbelief. “Officer, you’ve made a mistake! I’m Karla, not Marcia! Marcia is my sister. She’s been missing for years p>
“Let go of me p>
Lillian chimed in from the front seat. “Yes, officer, you’re mistaken. This is my aunt. Her name is Karla p>
Baber, finally snapping out of his shock, turned around to explain. “Officers, you really have the wrong person. Marcia is my mother, and she hasn’t been back in years. My mother and my aunt look very similar, but they are two different people p>
The officer holding Marcia’s arm tightened his grip. “Marcia, stop lying. We found Karla’s body inside the walls of apartment 103, building 10 at Elegance Residences p>
“I suggest you cooperate. Confess now and it will go easier for you p>
A body? They found the body? No. Impossible.
She had sealed Karla’s body in that wall herself. After all these years, how could they possibly have found it?
The color drained from Marcia’s face.
“What body? I don’t know what you’re talking about!” She threw herself on the ground and started wailing. “You’re framing an innocent person is there no justice in this world?”
Two officers pinned her to the ground. “Marcia! The police operate on evidence. I
suggest you cooperate, or you will face the consequences p>
Marcia finally stopped struggling.
She was shoved into the back of a police car.
Long after the car drove away, Baber and Lillian were still in shock.
Lillian gasped for air. “No wonder she was so good to us. She wasn’t your aunt at all. She’s your mother p>
Even more terrifying, according to the police, the real Karla was dead. And Marcia, her own sister, had killed her.
They had been living with a murderer for years. The thought alone was horrifying.
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A cold sweat broke out on Baber’s forehead. “No, no, that can’t be! She’s my aunt! How can she be my mother? My mother isnt a murderer She can’t be p>
He turned to his wife, his voice cracking. “Lillian, what do we do now? Auntie can’t go to prison p>
Marcia was their family’s sole source of income. If she went to prison, what would happen to them?
Lillian grasped the severity of the situation. “I have a friend at the police station. Don’t panic. I’ll call him and see what’s going on and if we can get her out on bail