Chapter 17
Zion couldn't hear me. But I knew he wanted to solve the case to prevent more women from being harmed.
Perhaps it was due to his instinct as a police officer that led him to believe that I had run into danger. That would make him the only person who thought so.
"You police officers have so many cases to deal with and so many people to investigate each day. It must be exhausting for you, isn't it?" I muttered to myself in despair.
"Officer Landon, here is all the information I have on Sophia. As her phone was badly damaged, it's been sent to the Inspection Department for restoration and further examination. It'll take some time."
Zion had ordered his men to dig up everything they could find about me. Honestly speaking, I was pretty curious about what sort of a person I appeared to be in their investigation.
"All the information in her phone will also be exported after they've been restored."
Now, that was awkward. Wouldn't that mean the police would have access to all my search histories and the diary I kept on my phone?
Zion took the material handed to him and skimmed through it.
"Both parents died when she was 15, and she watched them die before her very eyes." The very attachment on the document was a photo of the scene of the car crash back then.
I reflexively closed my eyes, unwilling to relive the memory.
"The Colemans adopted Sophia. Logically speaking, they should have quite a great relationship. But from what we can see, Damien seems to treat her like an enemy," one of the police officers murmured.