Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 825

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As Caleb realized Diego might be Cecily's accomplice, his gaze toward Diego turned dangerous.

Could Diego have been the one who'd hit him over the head that day? Was he pretending to be the victim just to slander the Jensens?

A series of realizations flashed through Caleb's mind. His face grew darker as he realized he was a step closer to truth.

"Cecily said she was coming to see me, but you came straight for Shannon instead of suspecting me. You think Shannon's easy to manipulate?"

"I didn't mean that!" Diego quickly denied it. The Larsen family would never let him off if they heard about such an accusation.

He added, "But Shannon's the prime suspect!"

Caleb was about to retort when Shannon grew increasingly impatient. She pushed aside both men standing in front of her.

Stepping forward, the witchy makeup look on her face was now tinged with a chill. "Whether or not I'm a suspect isn't up to you. If you're so concerned about Cecily, I can send you to the police station right now to report her missing."

She paused, then added, "The only question is, would you dare do that?"

Though no public announcement had been made, Cecily was now someone specially wanted by the National Special Security Agency.

Cecily had been on the run for days, and if Diego approached the police to claim to have a connection to Cecily's escape, Shannon was confident he'd be detained for questioning overnight.

Though Shannon sounded casual, her last question sent unease through Diego. Filing a report shouldn't be a big deal, so what was there to be afraid of?