Facade of Love Novel novel Chapter 197

Chapter 197 No Evidence on Either Side 

Maybe my words stung her because she balled her hands into fists, her eyes blazing red as she stared me down. “Yvette, what’s with the smug look? You think you’ve won? Don’t forget, Noah’s dead because of you. Sure, I might be behind bars for a while, but what about you? Hiding Noah’s b*dy won’t keep you safe forever. Once the cops find it, you’ll be the one rotting in jail for life.” 

Her audacity was so ridiculous it made me laugh. Did she really believe her own lies about setting people up? 

“Me, in jail?” I chuckled. “Moore, did you forget who really killed Noah? Have you gotten so wrapped up in your act that you lost touch with reality? You’d better hope Noah’s b*dy stays hidden, or you’re the one wearing prison stripes forever.” 

She sneered with disdain. “Oh, really? Got any proof? Any evidence that pins the murder on me?” When I stayed silent, her sneer grew colder, her taunts sharper. “Yvette, you’ve got nothing, and 

that’s why you had to stash that jerk’s b*dy. Actually, I owe you one for taking care of the mess for me. 

I was so sick of her brazen lies. I did not want to waste another minute on her. 

I dropped the walkie–talkie and shut her out. 

That got her riled up. She started pounding on the glass, demanding I pick up again. But her racket caught the guards‘ attention, and they hauled her off. 

I was on edge, regretting this pointless trip. If only I’d known there’d be nothing to say to her. I would 

not have bothered coming. 

Stepping out of the police station lobby, my luck tanked when I bumped into someone I knew–Idris. 

He still stood out even among a sea of cops who carried themselves with a no–nonsense air. He was deep in conversation with Officer Jackson, and I was not about to interrupt them. 

I was all set to quietly leave when Officer Jackson caught me. “Ms. Scott.” I barely managed a half- smile and a stiff, “Officer Jackson.” 

He gave me a small smile. “Heading out?” 

I just nodded. “Yeah.” 

I brushed past them, not giving Idris a second glance, and made a beeline for my car, keys in hand, ready to hit the road. 

“Yvette.” The voice was not loud, but it was close enough to make me turn. There stood Idris, way too close for comfort. I bit back my annoyance. “What’s up?” 

He was all cool and collected. “Came to see Moore?” 

I scrunched up my face. He was here for the same reason, so why the chitchat? “Do you need 

Chapter 197 No Evidence on Either Side 

something from me?” 

He took a casual look at my car and echoed, “Leaving?” 

I nodded, my patience wearing thin. “Look, if there’s nothing important, I’ve gotta go.” 

With that, I slid into the driver’s seat. 

Bang! 

Bang! 

Two doors slammed shut–one mine, and the other the passenger’s. 

2/2 

I turned to see Idris settling in beside me, uninvited. My brow creased in confusion. “Did you need a 

lift?” 

He buckled up and said casually, “My car’s out of commission. Mind if I hitch a ride with you to the hospital?” 

I raised an eyebrow at his audacity and was momentarily speechless. Was he seriously bumming a 

ride off me? 

Biting my l*p, I decided not to make a fuss, fired up the engine, and pulled away from the police 

station. 

I was hoping for a silent trip, but Idris had other plans. “How’s the prep for Avaloria’s bids coming along?” he asked out of the blue. 

“Pretty much done,” I answered, keeping my voice neutral. 

He nodded. “Maybe we could set up a dinner with the city folks and hash things out over a meal.”