Save Her Lose Us (Evangeline and Soren) novel Chapter 392

Evangeline paused, then quickly understood what he was talking about.

"You saw it?"

Her phone had been tossed somewhere by her captors when she was tied up.

But she had kept the evidence well-hidden and hadn't told anyone about it. She never expected Soren to find it.

Soren met her surprised gaze and nodded.

For a moment, Evangeline tensed, worried that Soren would interfere to protect Poppy. But then she remembered their current predicament. It wasn't even certain if they would make it out alive.

Her anxiety vanished. After a thought, Evangeline said, "It doesn't matter anymore."

She added, "It doesn't matter to you. I've already submitted the evidence to the police. They'll investigate whether it's true or not."

She knew her own power was limited.

With the Fawkes family involved, and with Poppy pregnant, she might not be able to do much to her.

But she wasn't going to let her child's death go unpunished.

After she spoke, she expected Soren to disbelieve her, to think she was lying, or to defend Poppy as he always had and tell her to let it go.

But instead, Soren remained silent for a long time.

He didn't say another word, not even after Finn returned.

After their rest, the three of them continued their search for a way out.

None of them knew that a major story was breaking back in Serenity City.

This meant the police had concrete evidence of Poppy's involvement in Evangeline’s murder.

The media, getting hold of this breaking news, went into a frenzy.

However, on the day Poppy was taken away, the Fawkes family chose to protect her at all costs. After pulling numerous strings and citing Poppy's pregnancy, they managed to get her released on bail.

To save face, the Fawkes family spent a fortune to suppress the news.

"Glenn, you have some nerve! Who gave you permission to do this?!"

At the Carlisle estate.

After hanging up with the Fawkes family, Kearney Carlisle stared coldly at Glenn, his eyes wide with fury. He was incandescent with rage.

He knew Glenn was no longer the son he could easily control, but he never imagined he would be this audacious.