"Wait a minute-I didn''t call today just to shoot the breeze." The voice on the other end turned serious. "The situation in the Maldives, it''s all been sorted out." Roseanne instinctively sat up straight: "Talk to me."


    "Got time? Let''s grab a bite, I''ve got something for you."


    Roseanne frowned slightly, nced at her watch, and agreed to meet the next day at three in the afternoon.


    ...


    The next day, at the diner.


    "This document, my legal team got ahold of it, take a look."


    No sooner had they sat down,


    Corley got straight to the point, sliding a man envelope across the table to her.


    "Sincest year, this internationalwsuit has been pushing forward, during which the hotel was forced to hand over all surveince footage."


    "Plus, with a fortunate tip-off about an eyewitness, following the trail, we finally cleared up the truth."


    Corley was the first to know, and he had absolute trust in his team.


    And when he learned the oue, he wasn''t the least bit surprised.


    Because it was almost exactly as he had guessed...


    His fingers rhythmically tapped on the table, his deep gazending on Roseanne, a hint of amusement in his voice: "You''re the victim here, how you want to deal with this is up to you." Roseanne''s fingers slightly curled at the sight of the envelope being pushed towards her. She picked it up, opened it...


    The document detailed how Millie had bribed the diving instructor to swap out the oxygen tanks and how the gift box had been rigged with a venomous snake.


    Besides, there were photos and videos, the evidence wasprehensive, leaving no room for denial.


    Having been harmed time and again, even nearly losing her life, she should have felt outrage at seeing the mastermind, yet for some


    reason, Roseanne felt only a sere


    calmness, as if she had anticipated this oue all along.


    After a moment, she looked up, asking, "You''re saying this document is for me to handle?" "Yes."


    "Alright, then let''s go to the police."


    A spark of interest shed in Corley''s eyes as he smirked: "Not nning to tell Murray?"


    "Why should I tell him? I''ve had nothing to do with him for a long time. Going to the police is because what Millie did to me has crossed the legal line."


    "I''m not doing this to win anyone back or to get anyone''s attention, but to protect my own right to life."


    Were her parents'' efforts in raising her, teaching her, and caring for her just so she could be taken advantage of and harmed by others?N?velDrama.Org is the owner.


    Whether for herself or others, Roseanne couldn''t possibly y the martyr.


    As for Murray, he''s neither a cop nor a judge, what does it matter whether he knows or not?


    Corley said, "Then you should brace yourself, the oue might not be as optimistic as you think."


    ...


    Leaving the diner, Roseanne headed to the police station with Corley by her side, carrying the evidence to file a report.


    The police quickly started an investigation.


    However, some of the more


    experienced officers could tell at a nce that à case that took ce abroad, with hard-to-verify evidence and somewhat blurry photos and videos, would likely end up being a formality.


    He offered a word of caution, but Roseanne persisted, and they proceeded to locate Millie as per protocol.


    At that moment, Millie was hosting a


    That''s when the police arrived.