Will You Marry Me, My Ex-Wife? novel Chapter 255

Joshua paused in his tracks.

He turned back, a cold expression on his face, looked a t the man behind him and said, "Master Allen, I think you might be mistaken...”

Beside him, the manager hurriedly rushed to Theo's side. "The person who destroyed your painting is Ms. Luna and not Mrs. Lynch."

Theo smiled faintly, turned and threw a gentle glance i n Luna's direction. "Why didn't you say that you were framed? Just because he paid ten million in compensation for you?"

Luna turned pale.

She lifted her eyes and looked at Theo, then turned and glanced at Joshua.

The man’s face was cold and expressionless.

“That's because no one will stand on my side."

A moment later, she raised her head and stared at Joshua, saying word by word, “There's no CCTV recording, and the only witness chose to remain silent, no matter what I say, no one will believe me."

"Why would no one believe you?"

Theo laughed lightly, strode to Luna, and looked at Joshua with clear, calm eyes. "Mr. Lynch, as the only

witness, shouldn’t you explain clearly who was the one who destroyed the painting? I value this painting very much; monetary compensation alone isn't sufficient.”

Joshua’s hand that was wrapped around Alice's waist tightened slightly. "Is that important?”

"Of course it is."

Theo raised his head, an unyielding glint flashing in his gentle eyes as he looked at Joshua.

The two men stared at each other in confrontation.

In an instant, the atmosphere in the surveillance room turned tense.

After a long while, Joshua curled his lips in a smile." Actually..."

He turned and looked at Luna. "I didn't see who was the one who actually destroyed your painting."

The manager paused. "But the staff said..."

"There’s no rule that says just because I was standing there and my eyes were looking in that direction, that I definitely saw it, right?"

A cold look passed through his handsome face. "Even i f I was staring in that direction, I was dozing off."

Joshua’s words once again caused an uproar amongst the crowd.