Chapter 130

"This is on me. I figured even if those guys caused some trouble, it wouldn't be anything serious. I knew you had your own stuff to deal with, so I didn't want to bother you," Amelia said, a bit guilty. Honestly, her concern made sense. Ever since Elizabeth returned to the country, she'd been swamped—and everyone knew the guesthouse was her project. Anyone picking a fight here had clearly come prepared. "Mom, don't say that. This whole mess started because of me. Of course, I should be the one to sort it out." Elizabeth's voice softened—she couldn't help but feel bad. Amelia had already gone through enough in life. Her second half shouldn't be filled with more worries. "Miss Kaiser, I think it's better if you conduct the questioning yourself," an officer walked over, looking a little uncomfortable. Elizabeth didn't pry. She just gave a slight nod and followed him to the police car without a word. Alexander didn't hesitate and came along quietly. In the interrogation room, Elizabeth sat