"Who do you think you are to say such things? You don't deserve to call yourself a father!" Luna was on the verge of a breakdown. "In any case, I'm telling you, don't come bothering me again."
I finally understood. The child in Luna's belly wasn't Liar's.
Perhaps Liar didn't even know yet.
Without hesitation, I reached out to Shaw, a mutual friend of Liar and Luna.
Shaw was a through-and-through troublemaker, willing to do anything for the right price.
"Were you with Liar and Luna on the night of July 3rd?"
Shaw sneered, "Why should I tell you anything?"
I smirked, "Fifty grand."
For Shaw, that kind of money was irresistible.
Without a second thought, he spilled everything that happened that day.
The last time I checked his phone, I noticed Liar had booked a hotel on July 3rd.
Before going to the hotel, he attended a class reunion.
That night, he told me he was too drunk to come home and had to stay at a hotel with friends.