CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him novel Chapter 699

In the blink of an eye, Suzy had been in custody for three days.

During these three days, her routine consisted of eating and sleeping.

Strangely enough, she’d never felt as relaxed as she did now, so she decided to treat the whole situation as a vacation.

There was just one inconvenience—no phone. If she had a phone to watch short videos, it would have been absolutely perfect.

Perhaps she’d grown used to the stillness, but most of her time over the past three days was spent sleeping.

Even after sleeping for hours, she’d still feel drowsy after a meal and would promptly go back to sleep.

These three days marked the most she had ever slept in her entire life.

As for the world outside, Allen provided regular updates, keeping her informed of everything happening beyond the station walls.

Right on cue, Allen arrived again.

"Boss, the news outside is all about you now. Every headline is about this case, and we can’t suppress it anymore."

For the first three days, they had managed to contain the story, but today everything changed.

Reports of Suzy’s alleged murder were dominating the headlines, and the story spread like wildfire. Her "crimes" had become public knowledge.

Worse yet, her past had also been dragged into the spotlight, specifically, her work as an assassin and the identities of those she had killed.

Even though her targets had all been vicious criminals, they were still individuals with significant status.

Previously, no one had known her true identity, so anyone seeking revenge couldn’t find her.

But now, with her identity exposed, the families and friends of those she’d eliminated were bound to come looking for her.

Hearing Allen’s report, Suzy narrowed her bright eyes. "It seems they’re serious about wanting me dead this time."

Suzy couldn’t help but laugh. "I’ve already told you, it’s not necessarily him. Have you ever considered that someone might be deliberately imitating Claude to throw us off?"

"Imitating?" Allen frowned, mulling it over.

"So, you’re saying they might be copying Claude’s methods on purpose to confuse us and hide their true identity?"

Suzy nodded. "It’s possible. Until everything is revealed, we can’t jump to conclusions. Don’t let your assumptions limit you—don’t decide it’s Claude before we have actual proof."

No matter what, Suzy firmly believed Claude was already dead. It was impossible for him to be behind this.

"If that’s the case," Allen said thoughtfully.

"Then this person must know Claude inside and out. Otherwise, there’s no way they could mimic him so perfectly."

He paused, his brows furrowing. "Claude was so secretive, even we didn’t know him that well. So, who could possibly understand him better than us?"