I didn’t think they would actually take me to a cell until they did. It was a bare room with a metallic bunk bed and thin mattresses. Thankfully, it was clean and I would be the only occupant for a while. I imagined this was fancy compared to what a Ugandan cell would look like so I tried not to feel too bad. But, I was seething. How could we have been caught if someone didn’t tip the police off? Was my happy bride act not sufficient enough to fool the world as I had hoped? No. Someone had definitely alerted the law enforcers.
I wondered who would do something like that to me as only a few people knew about this arrangement. Could it have been the magistrate, clerk? Had they suspected something was up? At this point there were so many thoughts running in my mind I was about to develop a headache.
Where was my aunt? I wasn’t surprised she had left me all alone. That woman was capable of letting me spend the night in jail while
After another interrogation with the lawyer present, I was released on bail. Noah must have pulled some strings because I don’t think I would have be released so easily considering possible charges like visa fraud. He must have talked to some of his father’s contacts without the patriarch’s knowledge. It was proof that when you’re rich, you can get away with almost everything, including murder. Despite the help, I was told I’d still be called to the station any time. Even Jeff was let out but unlike me, he had a lot of unkind words to say to Noah, instead of thanking him.“Here’s the deal, Jeff.” Noah told him when the lawyer had left. The three of us were standing near Noah’s car outside the station. “You cooperate and get some money or you lose everything and end up in jail.”“I can even accuse you of forcing me to it.” I had the courage to say, smirking at him.“You little-”Jeff began but I cut him off.&nbs
I took in the sight of Noah’s warm and welcoming apartment. The walls were painted cream and there was a couch of the same color, only a one or two shades darker. A brown table stood in front of it, three books piled neatly on it. I was not much of a reader but admired those who loved to get whisked to unknown lands by books. Three art frames were pinned to the wall, right above the couch. I admired the beautiful lamp on a stool near the couch. You could see the kitchen area with everything in order. Had Noah arranged everything because I was coming over or was he always like that? I hoped I’d have the chance to find out some day.“This place is great,” I said, proceeding in. I heard him closing the door and following me.“Take a seat,” he offered. I glanced at him and he smiled, gesturing at the leather couch. I chose not to sit immediately, moving across the room towards the window. Peering out, I received a spectacular view of So
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