Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 356

James’s gaze sharpened instantly, and he commanded coldly, “Mrs. Williams, pull up the garage surveillance footage for me.”

Surveillance?!

Lucy froze, panic flickering across her face as a memory came rushing back.

“Lucy, I’m not home right now. Bring the car over as soon as you can.”

“I’m meeting Mr. Luther shortly. Hurry.”

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“Mr. Chancer, the surveillance footage is ready,” Mrs. Williams said.

The memory was yanked from her mind as she stared in horror at the tablet James held. The footage was already playing.

At 9 a.m., the garage door opened, and a red sedan drove out. Behind the wheel sat Lucy.

James placed the tablet on the table with an icy expression. “Do you have anything else to say? You were the one driving.”

“No! No, it wasn’t me!” Lucy shook her head violently, her voice trembling with panic.

“It was you! You set me up!” Lucy shrieked, pointing furiously at Charlotte. She had never imagined Charlotte would go so far as to frame her to avoid suspicion.

Charlotte looked at Lucy with feigned innocence. “Lucy, what are you talking about? I have no idea what you mean.”

She turned to James, her expression puzzled. “James, what’s going on? Why is everyone so upset?”

“Lucy, if you’re going to say things like that, you need evidence,” Charlotte replied calmly, showing no sign of panic.

Lucy immediately pulled out her phone and played a recording from that night. In the audio, Charlotte’s voice was crystal clear, saying words like, “thorn in my side” and “sinking deeper.”

Charlotte clenched her fists tightly, her face stiffening. She hadn’t expected Sarah to secretly record her.

But after a moment, she relaxed, her confidence returning. She glanced at James, who seemed to stiffen, his breath catching.

“Charlotte, is what she’s saying true?” James asked, his tone cold.

Charlotte shook her head firmly, her voice steady. “Of course not. All this recording proves is that I really don’t like Sarah. It doesn’t prove I was the one driving that car today.”