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The Most Distant Course
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“Eric was dead?”
“Surely you aren’t trying to say you don’t know.” Jodi replies coolly.
“The six heads answer directly to the head boss, I am not put in the charge. Why am I being asked to explain what went wrong at the Casino?”
“Didn’t you send the perpetrators?” Cooper asks.
“Why do you say that? Killing or hurting a great member of the company is a serious crime. I dare not take responsibility for it. Who was the first to accuse me? I request to confront her.”
Who was the first to accuse Justine? There are only three people in the room, Justine, Cooper boss and Jodi, don’t have to ask to know who was the one.
“You cast aside the charge so clearly, I’m impressed. But the truth is evident, I’m afraid your lies won’t work.” Jodi says. “You have been planning to remove all the six heads and replaced them to your people, isn’t it true?”
“The switching heads aren’t all my people, except my old servant Sam Makavejev, the other three new heads were not my old staffs, father you know about this.” Tina replies.
“Oh, cut the bullshit, just accept the fact that you murdered Eric Cassie, the Cooper head of gamble.”
“You said repeatedly that I was the person who killed Eric Cassie, how can you be so sure that it was me who murdered him? I was at least five inches lower than him, did you think I can tackle him down and end his life by my bare hands? By the dead body in the photo, I’m aware that Eric Cassie was not killed by gunshot, wasn’t he?”
Jodi’s eyebrow twitches a bit. “No, he was being killed by drug overdose.”
“Hmm, you are implying that I was the person who gave him too much heroin to get high? Then this case should be suicide, not murder.” Tina says.
“No, he was being injected the excessive of drugs, there’s evidence that the murderer struck him across the back of his neck, sneaked up when he’s facing his back to the murderer.”
“Did he make no self-defense? As you’ve said, someone hit him from behind, but again, the pictures showed that he’s lying on the bed, body facing up. If the murderer stroked him from behind, he would need to carry him to the bed to become such the position. I am pretty sure that you knew it will need time to wait for the vein to pop out, before that, Eric will be awake. With my figure and the strength, I would be killed by him before I gave him an injection.”
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I’ve been waiting for the update of this story..thanks C.J
Hi CJ,
You better promise that things will turn well later on!!!!
The teaser at the end have me very worried about Bette.
Ugh Jodi and Henry, i hate them, trying to put Tina as the one who killed Eric, i truly hope that at the end they got what they deserve, a slow and painful death.
Bette is willing to save Tina at most cost, with her life.
When this is all over i wish them a happy life and CJ, i have to trust you to make this possible!
Please update asap, the suspense is killing me!
Hi CJ:
Very good chapter, finally Bette is becoming strong and smart.
How could she doubt Tina after hearing Jodie telling all those lies?
It’s good that she is taking the lead of Tina’s people, I think Sam and Tasha are following her.
Bette should bring to the meeting the pictures that Jodie gave her where Tina is in Henry’s house, and also the picture the police has, where is showing the blonde that came to visit Eric right before his death, so she could expose Jodie.
I have no idea how they are going to flee from the mansion I guess is going to be a very tight escape having the FBI and the law forces outside.
However, my idea of a “good escape” is to make it as clean as possible, which means, without a criminal load on them. Unfortunately, one of the highest criminals here is Aaron, the FBI head, and legally will be very hard to exonerate Tina, Sam, Tasha, and even Bette. At least if you have a hidden card in your sleeve, which you may have if my calculations aren’t wrong.
But JC, this is your story and it’s great. Thanks for the wonderful chapter, pps.
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Thank you for the chapter, but i really don’t follow some of the lines. How the Jodie can interrogate Tina in front of her father when on the last meeting about Carmen she lost his trust?
My liking for Tina makes it a difficult read.
I am a little disappointed in Bette’s Character and wish her stronger and more determined to believe and help Tina.
Like Zhenya I find some aspects difficult to believe regarding Jodie and her father but then again I hate Jodie!
Look forward to your next post and hopefully the Course will become less difficult for B&T
SG