The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 76

The speaker blared, and a stern voice of a police officer came through:

"Ellinor, someone found your wallet and phone this afternoon, and they used your ID to check into a hotel. Can you swing by the police station to confirm these are your things and to see if anything else is missing?"

Ellinor responded politely, "Sure, got it, thanks, sir!"

"No worries."

After hanging up, Ellinor looked at Veronica calmly, "That's it? Getting my lost stuff back is a scandal now? Veronica, you thought the police were reaching out to me for a huge issue?"

Veronica was speechless.

This was not what she expected!

The police contacted Ellinor just because she lost something?

"Ellinor, glad you're good, so glad! You did give me a fright!" Marissa let out a sigh of relief.

Then, the old lady turned her head, looking at her trouble-finding granddaughter with annoyance, "Veronica, what's wrong with you recently, always making a mountain out of a molehill! Stop shooting your mouth off!"

Veronica wouldn't take it, accusing Ellinor, "Grandma, I'm not talking nonsense! Even Collin found out Ellinor was at the hotel today! And the woman in the news video was obviously her! Why else would she be dressed just like the woman in the video!"

Indeed, Ellinor's outfit was the same as the woman in the video, but she remained calm and unflustered, "My clothes aren't some limited edition or anything. It's not unusual to have the same outfit. But Veronica, why are you trying to smear me, linking me to some negative news story?"

Veronica snorted, "Is it me smearing you, or are you guilty as charged? You checked into the hotel, and you're dressed just like the woman in the video. What a coincidence, huh? How do you explain that?"

Ellinor responded innocently, "The police just made it clear on the phone, someone used my ID to check into that hotel. I lost my wallet, ID, and phone when we were shopping this afternoon. Couldn't reach you, so I came back home alone."

Veronica chuckled, "Ellinor, you're blatantly lying!"

Her explanation might fool grandma, but not Veronica!