Chapter Summary: Chapter 259: The Truth – Outcast: The Alpha King's Beloved by Blue Tears
In Chapter 259: The Truth, a key moment in the Werewolf novel Outcast: The Alpha King's Beloved, Blue Tears delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Jennifer's POV:
After leaving the church, Anthony and I headed back to the hotel.Skylar seemed a little tired, so Jerome took her back to their room to rest."I honestly don't know where I stand on Devin now."
I sat on the sofa and poured myself a glass of water.
"He cried so hard in front of the coffin.It was as though he really loved his father.I simply cannot tell if he's the murderer."
"Maybe it was just a trick he played to save himself.Remember? That's what Austin did, too." Anthony shook his head.
"Don't draw any conclusions just yer I sighed.I knew he was right.If someone had buried the truth intentionally, it was our responsibility to keep digging."You should get some rest, Anthony." I reached for his hand and led him to the sofa to sit down.
"You've been so busy the past few days.I can't help but feel sorry for you."
"When I become the king, it will be nothing but a daily routine." Anthony stroked my hair.
"Do you think you'll get used to this kind of life?"
"By then, you'll have a queen to help you deal with these problems, so you won't have to be so busy." I smiled at him teasingly.
But Anthony didn't say anything.He held my hand silently.I closed my eyes, savoring the warm moment.Just then, we heard a knock on the door.
"Come in," Anthony said loudly.
"Mr.Jones, I have some news!" An attendant burst inside.
"The guards who were investigating Grace found that she had been acting suspicious, so they began to trail her.She met up with a doctor named Adonis."
"Doctor? Why's she seeing a doctor? Is she sick?" I asked with a frown.
"They met up in secret.Fortunately, we caught them on video." As he spoke, he fished out his phone from his pocket and handed it to Anthony.
"See for yourself, Mr.Jones." Anthony and I looked at the phone's screen.On it played a video depicting Grace meeting up with a strange man in a grove.
"You have to say that it was Mandy who bought the ephedrine hydrochloride from you, got it?" While the voices in the video were a bit muffled, I could still recognize that it was Grace talking.
"Okay, but why? Didn't you ask me to put the blame on Helen? What's with the change of plans?" asked the doctor.
"Helen was proven innocent, so we need to shift the blame.We have to frame Mandy now.Anyway, quit asking me questions.Just do as I say!" Grace ordered.
When the video ended, I clenched my fists and gritted my teeth angrily.I understood everything now.
"It was Devin," I growled in a low voice.
I thought about Marlon, who was lying lifeless in a coffin.
"What a vicious son! We almost fell for his lies!"
"Sure enough, he turns out to be another wolf in sheep's clothing." Anthony frowned with disgust.
"Anthony, what should we do next?"
I knew that rushing into things in a fit of rage would solve nothing, so I forced myself to calm down.
"Should we show Betty the video right now?"
"No.Let's go and meet Adonis." Anthony rubbed his chin.
"We need to secure a trump card that can pin Devin down."
Anthony's POV:
The attendant gave us an address.Jennifer and I set 4 out to look for the doctor named Adonis.
According to his report, there was nothing about this doctor that was out of the ordinary.
He used to work at a small clinic and had no special background or anything.
After reading the report, I had but a rough understanding of him.
When we arrived at the address, Jennifer and I exchanged glances before knocking on the door firmly.
"Hello, how can I help you?"
Soon, the door swung open, revealing a lazy-looking man.He looked at us, puzzled.
"Are you Dr.Adonis?" Jennifer asked pointedly.
"Mr.Jones, I swear I didn't know he was going to do that.I would never want to hurt the Alpha.Why would I? I'm innocent!"
"Ephedrine hydrochloride is illegal," Jennifer said coldly.
"You committed a crime just by selling it!"
"Yes, okay—it was wrong of me to sell the drug."
Adonis sobbed and begged for mercy.
"I'm sorry.I never meant to kill anyone.I'll never do it again, I promise!"
"In that case, we can give you a lighter sentencing," I said.
"But you have to testify and tell everyone the truth."
"Of course, I'll do anything, Mr.Jones.I'll say whatever you want me to say!" Adonis clasped his hands gratefully.
"Devin's behind all of this.He was the one who forced me to sell some ephedrine hydrochloride to him.He also asked me to say that it was Helen who had bought it.But just today, his wife, Grace, came to me and asked me to testify against Mandy instead.I don't even know her! Mr.Jones, I really know it was wrong of me to sell illegal drugs, but I needed the money.I'm so sorry.”
Now that he was putting all the blame on Devin, he stopped stammering and became eloquent.I sneered internally, but remained calm on the outside.
"Well, quit groveling and get up.I want you to testify in court.Do you know what to say?" I asked, narrowing my eyes at him.
"Yes, yes.You can count on me, Mr.Jones!" Adonis stood up and bowed to me respectfully.
Jennifer tapped a button on her phone to stop recording.
Smiling at me, she said, "I got it!"
"Alright, then.Let's go." I took Jennifer's hand, ignoring the panic on Adonis's face.
My attendants would monitor his every move from now on; he wouldn't have a chance to escape, even if he wanted to.
Although he wasn't the mastermind who had killed Marlon, he was- an_ inadvertent accomplice.
Fortunately, he knew the situation and revealed the truth in time.With the evidence we just gathered, Devin couldn't escape now.
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