The Price Paid

She looked up at Melody Bailey, who was lazily yawning.

She also glanced at Hiram Bailey, who was sitting in the master chair and playing with his phone.

In the end, her gaze stopped on Frankie Foster.

Resentment filled her eyes: "Frankie, didn't you say you believed me?"

"I did," Frankie said without much expression on his face.

It wasn't until the moment he got into the police car that Frankie turned to Emily Winter and said, "I found out later that you weren't worth my trust."

He first followed Mrs. Winter before he had the chance to follow Lola.

So, from any aspect, he should've trusted Mrs. Winter first.

He noticed it when the prop arrow was replaced that day.

He even took it out and examined it carefully.

It wasn't a prop; it was a real arrowhead, extremely sharp.

With a mixture of trepidation and complexity, he put it down, turned around, and asked Mrs. Winter if it was the wrong prop, because the one for Lola was real.