When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind novel Chapter 155

When the Family Reads the Fake Heiress‘ Mind

Chapter 155 Truth and Doubts

Jean let out a sigh without even realizing it.

Sofia’s voice continued on the other end of the line-

What happened to Asher was far from simple.

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It all started when a girl from a vocational college went to the police station claiming that a man had tried to assault her.

The incident had happened late at night, at.Tri Street in Blairford.

At first, the girl was extremely emotional. The police asked her many questions, but she couldn’t give any clear answers and was unable to accurately describe the features of the “attacker.”

The police had no choice but to send her home first and arrange for psychological counseling and emotional support.

Meanwhile, the station began preparing to pull the security footage from Tri Street from that night.

The next day, the girl returned to the station as scheduled-

But in just one night, both her behavior and her statement had undergone a complete transformation.

Gone was the confused, emotional mess from the day before. She now spoke in a calm, logical manner, clearly identifying her attacker as a student from Stellarford Academy named Asher.

Naturally, the police were skeptical and asked her how she suddenly knew the identity of the suspect.

The girl explained that during the chaos that night, she had grabbed something off the attacker.

At the time, she had been too distraught to notice.

It wasn’t until she looked at it carefully the night before that she realized she had grabbed the boy’s school badge.

The badge clearly displayed his school and his name.

After explaining, the girl handed over this crucial piece of evidence–the badge–to the police.

The police verified the badge. It was indeed a real Stellarford Academy badge, with no signs of forgery.

But Asher was still just a teenager!

He… had tried to assault an older girl?

Especially boys.

Although the cameras didn’t capture them interacting directly, the girl’s testimony, the badge Asher had supposedly dropped, and the footage showing him nearby seemed to align,

Asher looked like the most likely suspect.

Just like that, Asher was summoned by the police to the station for questioning.

When the police interrogated him, he naturally denied everything.

But his denial was weak. The girl had evidence, the surveillance video pointed to him, and Asher couldn’t provide an alibi for that night.

When asked why he was at Tri Street so late, he couldn’t give an explanation either.

The boy simply kept stubbornly insisting that it had nothing to do with him.

Given the circumstances, Asher was not allowed to return to school. He was kept at the station as a “suspect.

The news spread quickly at Stellarford Academy-

“I only found out then too,” Sofia said, her voice now tinged with sadness. “Everyone in class was gloating, saying Asher was a fake and a hypocrite, but I didn’t believe it. I really don’t think he’s that kind of person… Later, I just couldn’t stand it anymore, so I went to find Asher’s mother. I went with her to the police station to see Asher. The moment I saw him, I asked him, I begged him to tell me the truth…”

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