All Chapters of My Husband, Warm The Bed!: Chapter 1871 - Chapter 1880

Quill agreed to go to the rooftop alone at Janet's request. The moment he arrived at the rooftop, he saw that half of Aaron's body was already outside the barrier. He quickly called out, "Aaron, we're just here to get some information regarding Mr. and Mrs. Ziglar's death. We are not accusing you of anything. As long as you cooperate with us, we will not do you wrong. Calm down and don't do anything stupid. You only have one life. Don't do anything that will make you regret." Aaron sneered, "Sergeant Scott, you are stupid but please don't think that everyone is as stupid as you." Quill immediately said, "Okay, okay. I'm stupid. Just come back down, and we can talk it all out, okay?" Aaron added, "You're telling me that you've put in so much effort to track me down but not to put the blame on me? If I followed you back to the police station, who knows what you would do to me? I may even be accused of murder!" Quill instinctively furrowed his brows. He thought Aar

"If Aaron was the killer, he wouldn't have jumped off the building just like that," Jefferson analyzed. "It's clear that Aaron doesn't have the mental endurance to kill and dismember bodies." Quill said again, "Also, I did notice something too, but I don't know if my judgment is right." "Tell me about it," Jefferson urged. Quill continued, "Judging by the conversation between me and Aaron, he was reluctant to leave his wife and child behind, but someone might have promised to take care of them, which was why he jumped off the building." "Someone is obviously pulling strings behind the scenes. Perhaps it was the real killer who ordered him to return to Chatterton Town. It's just a decoy." Jefferson looked at Quill and added, "You should go home and spend time with your family. Don't think about work for the time being and don't reveal the conversation we just had to anyone else." Quill knew exactly how serious the matter was, so he did not dare to disclose

Then, Jefferson sent someone to look for Myra who had a clash with Shermaine to question her. The officer interrogated, "Myra Jerry, did you kill Shermaine Campbell and dump her body into Phoenix River because you hated her for stealing the limelight from you?" Myra denied immediately, "Sir, I did say that I wanted to kill her, but I said it out of anger. I didn't kill her. If I really killed her, will I be stupid enough to admit it myself?" The officer continued, "At what time did you quarrel with Shermaine yesterday? Where did you go after that?" Myra answered, "The park closes at 6:30 p.m., and the security guards have half an hour to clear the place. We finished work at 6:30 p.m. and the feud happened roughly between 6 and 6:30 p.m. I went home after that." The officer asked again, "Can anyone prove that you had gone home?" Myra replied, "My boyfriend, Sibyl Gibson." The officer probed, "Does he work here too?" Myra nodded. "He works

However, Adrienne was completely immersed in the case. She pushed her glasses up the bridge of her nose and continued, "Five years ago, a r*pe and murder case occurred in Hill City. At that time, we couldn't find the crime scene, and the suspect only admitted to r*ping the victim and denied that he had murdered her. In the end, the police didn't have enough evidence to charge the suspect for murder and they couldn't solve the case. The case was then delayed for another two years before the murderer got what he deserved. If the current case advanced that way, we would be in a very passive position. It may take a lot of time and effort to bring the murderer to justice. Do you understand my worries?" "Yes, I do, but you'll still have to eat, right?" Jefferson pushed a dish to her front and urged, "Let's discuss this after we've eaten, okay? Otherwise, I'll make you go home and rest." Upon hearing that, Adrienne became so anxious that her lips turned pale. She defended, "Jeffer

"Sir, I really didn't mean to kill her. I killed her by accident and I was proactive in assisting you guys in solving the case. What I'm doing right now should be considered as turning myself in, right? You must help me plead for a lighter sentence." At that point, Gordan didn't show any remorse for killing Shermaine and mishandling her body. He was more worried about his future and his life. After hearing what he had said, the officer laughed sarcastically, "Gordan, do you even know what it means to turn yourself in? First of all, you weren't being proactive in assisting the investigation. Secondly, you denied that you had killed her before this. Also, you didn't realize how serious your crime was. If it weren't because we have the key evidence which proved that you are the murderer, I believe you would still be denying it." Gordan argued, "But I..." In the monitoring room, Jefferson had already lost his patience. He shouted at the microphone, "Cut the cr*p now, get