The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 694

Jay steadied his breath before speaking, a hint of confusion in his voice. "Collins, what's up? You needed to see me?"

Collins glanced around the practice room at the other performers before his gaze landed back on Jay. "Not the best place to talk. Come to my office."

Jay furrowed his brow but, seeing the serious look on Collins' face, he nodded and followed him.

Once the office door clicked shut, Collins gestured for Jay to sit down. He pulled out his phone and queued up a video. "Take a look at this," he said, handing the phone to Jay.

Jay glanced at the screen, puzzled. The video was the restored surveillance footage from the parking lot.

The resolution wasn't perfect, but it was clear enough to recognize the tall, lanky figure of Jay's brother, Emerson.

"Collins, why are you filming my brother?" Jay asked, his focus entirely on Emerson, not yet realizing the parking garage belonged to their company.

As Jay continued to watch, his brother snuck into a car with a license plate that looked painfully familiar. His face went pale.

Why was Emerson getting into Juztin's car?

Collins took his time before responding coolly, "Juztin's car accident wasn't random. Someone tampered with the brake pads."

"Cut the act. I've had people look into it. Your brother is the one who messed with the car," Collins stated firmly.

Jay's face was ashen as he insisted, "It can't be. Emerson would never do something like that... I may not like Juztin, but my brother has spent time with him, even helped him out. He wouldn't do this. The person in that video—it's not my brother. Someone's trying to frame him."

Seeing that Jay wouldn't admit it, Collins took back his phone and stood up from the couch. He moved to his desk, booted up his computer, and printed out the evidence Mirabella had sent him.

He handed the documents to Jay, watching as he looked through them. The records detailed Emerson's exact whereabouts on the thirteenth of October, leaving no stone unturned.

Collins had been shocked when he first saw the records. The clarity and detail of transactions from over two months ago were almost divine.