Heath froze for a moment at Ms. Lori's words, then remembered the girl from the Indigo League, Kailunya. She had indeed made Heath her witness and manufactured an alibi, leaving the Officer Jennys unable to do anything about her.
"Ah, yes. I vaguely remember it being sometime after two in the afternoon when Kailunya left that day, but I only glanced at my phone casually, so I don't have a very definite recollection." Heath parked his food truck in a roadside parking space, then sighed.
It was Heath's first time experiencing what it felt like to be set up. That little girl had made an offhand remark, and Heath, without thinking to check his phone, had quite naturally filled in the time, only to end up being tricked. But why did Ms. Lori know about this? Lookers generally did not handle minor cases like these; most were left to the Officer Jennys.
"That explains it. But you really don't need to blame yourself too much. I already heard about it from Ye. Both the fire scene and the surveillance footage proved that the girl wasn't there at all, so there wasn't much the Officer Jennys could do. It might really have been an accident." Ms. Lori smiled. No matter how one looked at it, the girl was innocent. All the evidence supported that, but the Officer Jennys had still noticed something amiss.
Originally, the girl had two insurance policies, both for fairly large sums, and her adoptive parents' deaths had brought her a substantial payout. The insurance company had also launched an investigation, but it had yielded nothing. The girl seemed innocent.
Moreover, according to the insurance company's investigation, there was another enormous policy on the girl's life, with her adoptive parents as the beneficiaries. If she died in an