Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1161

As Sheena listened to Elliot's analysis, she carefully pondered the situation.

Anne had always been cautious in her actions, but this time on the island, her plans seemed lacking in precision, falling short of her usual meticulousness.

Additionally, Elliot's point about the gunshot raised doubts upon closer look.

Leaving aside when Anne might have learned to shoot, her decisive action in firing the gun while causing only a minor injury to Corey's internal organs seemed inconsistent.

Sheena felt there might be another motive behind Anne's actions this time.

After considering it over, she asked Elliot, "How's the interrogation going with Lionel?"

"I haven't checked yet, but since you're here, why don't we review the transcripts together?" Elliot suggested.

Sheena nodded, and they held hands as they entered the National Investigation Bureau.

Remembering Anne's confession about Sophia, Sheena recounted every detail to Elliot.

"I never imagined she would be so cunning, even at such a young age. If what she said is true, then she truly terrifies me. We can't fully trust her words based solely on her statement. I want to push for further investigation."

Sheena requested Elliot's assistance, and he eagerly agreed.

"I can send someone to investigate, but we may not find any conclusive evidence. It's been too many years, and according to Anne's confession, Dad covered up the incident back then. He had always been cautious, so it's unlikely to find any evidence."

Sheena had anticipated this outcome and responded, "That's alright. Let's still investigate anyway. If we can't find anything, we'll have to take Anne's word for it."

Hand in hand, they entered the National Investigation Bureau and reviewed the transcripts from Lionel's interrogation, including those of Paulo and his bodyguards.

Lionel handed Sheena Paulo's stack of transcripts and said, "Sheena, he denies any involvement with Anne's crimes and insists that the gun found at the scene was secretly taken from his room by Anne. While the installation of the metal cage in the mansion may seem odd, there are no regulations prohibiting such actions, so we can't pin his crime."