Under the Heiress' Facade novel Chapter 294

As for the memory card, Queenie claimed she had no knowledge of it.

Someone sent it to her on Christmas, saying it was the evidence that Isabella had buried in the oak forest. She immediately listened to the recording and discovered that Robin had indeed recorded their conversation back then.

However, the crucial parts of the recording had been deliberately damaged, leaving only the incomplete conversation between the two of them. Listening to this fragment alone, one would undoubtedly suspect Queenie.

But in reality, another person was at the scene back then, even though that person's voice was removed from the recording.

"Who was it?" the interrogating officer asked.

Queenie suddenly fell silent. She seemed to be deep in thought, her eyes losing focus.

After a long pause, she snapped out of her reverie and said, "I was the one who told Robin to do it. I asked him to kill Daphne Jones and make it look like an accident."

Daphne Jones was Hera's adoptive mother.

Hera watched Queenie coldly through the one-way glass. She knew that Queenie was lying to protect the real culprit.

"Why did you want to kill Daphne?" the officer continued to ask.

"Because I couldn't stand her," Queenie replied.

This flimsy excuse seemed consistent with her past arrogant and domineering behavior.

However, 11 years ago, she was a nobody in the Killians and couldn't pose a threat to anyone in Albert's family.

Moreover, Queenie was a perfectionist who cared about her image. Therefore, she wouldn't easily involve herself in a murder unless absolutely necessary or if it benefited her.

Even so, she was likely just a pawn. Even if she were arrested and sentenced, the true culprit would remain free.

No matter how much the police interrogated Queenie after that, she refused to reveal the real mastermind behind everything.

In the surveillance room, Hera turned to Bernard and called out to him.

"Bernard."

He looked into her dark, clear eyes gazing at him and suddenly felt dry in his throat.