Her Story: Rise Of Tiffany Novel by Rex Ring

Chapter 603 "What?" Lorenzo's expression darkened instantly. He swung a vicious slap across Melody's face, snarling, "You called the cops, you bitch?" "I didn't." Melody shook her head, denying it. But deep down, she felt a glimmer of hope. She was saved.

Unable to risk a confrontation with the police, Lorenzo had no choice but to order an immediate retreat. However, fearing Melody might scream and draw the officers closer, they reluctantly left her behind and fled. The sound of hurried footsteps echoed outside the villa.

A group of police officers stormed in, quickly helping Melody to her feet. One asked, "Are you alright?" "I'm fine," Melody replied gratefully, but her relief was cut short when something cold snapped around her wrists.

Looking down, she saw a pair of handcuffs locking her in place.

"You..." Melody barely had tto voice her confusion before being escorted to a police car.

She yelled, "What are you doing? Why are you arresting me? I'm the victim here!” "Victim?" A female officer scoffed, her tone icy. "Your confession last night matches the details of the murder case perfectly. You turned yourself in, admitting to the crime, and now you're denying it? Justice always prevails. Don't waste your tstruggling." Melody was stunned. She had never turned herself in and confessed to anything.

Suddenly, it hit her. She recalled Lorenzo's men saying that Wilma had gone to the police station seeking protection after escaping.

But now it seemed Wilma hadn't just reported the situation. She had turned herself in while she was still in Melody's body Melody's expression shifted drastically. She pointed back at the villa and shouted, "The person who confessed yesterday Go arrest her!" wasn't me! It was someone else, and she was still in that vill The officers ignored her plea.

Last night, "Melody" confessed and also instructed the police to cto this villa at this exact tto find her. She'd even promised full cooperation in providing detailed accounts of how Jade was murdered.

Thus, the officers were here solely to apprehend her.

As for the villa, they couldn't simply barge in without a search warrant or further evidence.

Melody sat in the police car, stunned and silent. Her world felt like it was crumbling.

Because of an impulsive decision, she had been outmaneuyered The body swap had put her into Wilma's body. Then, Wilma, wearing Melody's face, had executed a plan to destroy Melody's life.

No wonder Wilma had been caught so quickly after escaping. It was all part of a trap, meticulously prepared.

The moment they swapped bodies back, the arrest was set in motion.

If Melody had known this would happen, she would never have gone through with the swap.

Melody seethed, feeling like she might explode with rage. Still, she forced herself to play dumb. "I have no idea what you're talking about! I demand a lawyer. This is slander, defamation!" Once at the station, Melody adamantly denied turning herself in the previous night.

Then, the officers played her a recording of the confession.

The video played, showing Wilma wearing Melody's face, tearfully confessing, "I killed Jade Payne. at that time, I had my brother, Jansen, kidnap Alexia Harper to frTiffany Kelley, but Jade saw everything.

"I begged her not to say anything, but she refused. In a moment of panic, I acted." The officer asked, "What was the murder weapon?" Wilma replied, "A rope. I used a rope to strangle her. I pulled too hard and killed her. I panicked, so I made Jansen take the blame." "What made you decide to confess now?" "I'm scared. I have nightmares every night, so... I had to cclean." If this confession wasn't enough to shake Melody, what followed was even more damning.

In the video, Wilma stared at the camera with Melody's face, saying, "I have smental issues. Sometimes, I forget what I've said the next day. So I want to sign the confession while I'm clear-headed." 'Mental instability? Confessing while clear-headed?' Melody's pupils dilated as the realization hit her. Wilma had masterfully blocked every path of escape.

With a confession signed and video evidence presented, every denial Melody made now looked like the ramblings of a mentally unstable person.

Her rage boiled over. Standing abruptly, she shouted, "No! That person in the video isn't me. The signature isn't mine. That's not even my handwriting! I demand a lawyer!" The female officer across from her gave her a calm yet piercing look. “According to our investigation, the claim of your mental instability does seem credible." The police had interviewed people at her school. Her classmates said the sthings. They confirmed that Melody had undergone a drastic personality shift.

Once known as a composed, aloof figure, she had suddenly turned into someone petty, greedy, and prone to stealing. Such a tic change could easily be interpreted as mental illness. Plus, no one would believe that her body had been taken over by someone else.

Melody shook her head, her expression becoming increasingly deranged. "I didn't do it! I didn't kill her! I didn't!" Even Jade's disbelieving eyes staring at Melody in death did nothing to sway Melody's denial and steadfast refusal to admit guilt.

Melody thought it wasn't her fault. Jade had brought it upon herself. She had seen what she shouldn't have and tried to stand in her way.

Melody's eyes turned bloodshot, her hands clenched into fists.

The police officer continued, "Besides this confession, we also have another." A document was laid before her, detailing another admission.

This one described how Melody had contributed to the death of Ged during a hitman's attack.

The document claimed she had lured Ged back under the pretense of being unable to walk further Then, shen мета pushed him toward the car. The vehicle struck him, and he was impaled on a metal shard, killing him instantly. Every word matched the crscene perfectly.

Melody shook her head in disbelief. After swapping bodies, Wilma couldn't have access to her memories.

She figured it had to be Tiffany.

Tiffany must have bribed Wilma to execute this plan. That was the only explanation for why these old cas up again.

Otherwise, there was no reason for these two old cases, already settled with Jansen's/confession and death, to be brought back to light.

The female officer raised an eyebrow. "And there's a third confession. You admitted to 0 M poisoning your brother, Jansen Princeton, forcing him to take the blthrough an apparent guilt-driven suicide." As always, her signature was at the bottom.

Melody shook her head vehemently. “That's not my handwriting. I don't accept it.” The female officer said, “Whether you accept it or not, the law will ensure that justice is served for all the victims." Three lives were lost. The officer stood, shaking her head with a sigh.

Justice might be delayed, but it would never be absent.

In no time, news of Melody being charged spread like wildfire.