Chapter 79. Anonymity

As Mia sat before the officer, she felt a wave of apprehension wash over her. She knew that her testimony could have far-reaching consequences, and she was determined to speak her truth, no matter the cost.

The officer began his questioning, asking Mia to recount the events of the night she and Yvette were kidnapped. Mia's voice wavered slightly as she relived the harrowing experience, describing the fear and confusion they felt as they were taken against their will.

When the officer asked about the computer, Mia hesitated for a moment. With a heavy heart, she admitted that Mr. James was the only other person who had used the computer that night.

As the interrogation continued, Mia's disdain for Mr. James became increasingly evident. She spoke of him with contempt, expressing her fervent wish that he would remain behind bars for the rest of his days. Her words dripped with bitterness, and the officer couldn't help but feel a sense of unease.