But they are a bit unsure whether that fat dude with his cute chubby face was lying. That man just really looks like an ignorant friendly kid when talking to them. However, from the history chat they had, Shirley told Diego to meet her in her office. And Diego received that message two days before he was found dead, which means Shirley should be still in the town at that time. This is how they put Shirley as the prime suspect in this case. Because there is a chance that Diego met her a day before he was found dead. Joshua takes his partner away for a while, intending to discuss something away from that baby face security guard. “What do you think?” he asks. “Whether he just knew nothing and answered something he didn’t know, or he deliberately gave us false testimony. Why don’t we just get inside first?” Aaron suggests. But Joshua looks so reluctant to enter that nightclub. He even begins to hate Frank who ordered him and Aaron to visit Limbo’s Paradise. “Why don't we come back

But Judy is not giving him an immediate answer. He sees Judy glances for a while behind him, seeming to make sure that there’s no one else there.  “Do you know what happened to Diego?” asks Judy.  “I just found out recently, only after I paid a visit to his house. Weirdly, no one in the club talks about him at all, despite the fact that Diego had been working there for more than three years. Whether they don’t know or they just don’t care,” replies Remi.  “I’m not asking you whether you know Diego has died or not. I’m here to ask you about how he died? Why, and who killed him?” asks Judy with a cold tone.  Remi’s facial expression changes slightly. This is the first time she finds Judy talking in that manner. A coward like him even feels a bit intimidated by her. Rather than having a friendly guest, he feels l

Mike has known about the coming of those two officers to Judy’s apartment this afternoon. He had also followed their conversation, since they talked in the living room not too far from the camera Judeo installed outside the window.  He couldn’t follow their entire conversation clearly. But he got the chance to hear what Officer Frank told Judy at the door before they left that apartment.  Both of those officers never paid much attention to that one camera near the door of Judy’s apartment room, at the corner of the corridor. They just thought that the camera was installed by the apartment security, which should be so normal.  They just never expected that it was installed by these watchers, and that it also captured the surroundings sounds too. And Mike had heard what Officer Frank told Judy this afternoon.  In fact, that’s why Mike acted fast, making his m

Victor takes Judy back to her apartment. But he only drops her on the side of the road, without taking her back directly to her apartment room. He knows that she was only trying to act normal for being cheerful in front of their friends at the pizza shop. But he believes that she is going to be okay. “Please, don’t do anything stupid tonight. You’ve done great so far to get that much information. They are gangsters who often do organized crimes. Just leave the rest to the police,” he says as he moves to the front seat.. “What are you going to do with that information?” asks Judy. “Of course we need to share this with Officer Frank. But let me share this to him myself, as a way to gain his trust. He will definitely come to me later, because he already sees me as a potential suspect.” “Um, could you, not bring up, the story about what happened to me at that nightclub?” asks Judy. Victor just gives her a solemn nod before closing the car window. He leaves Judy there, without knowing

Mia doesn’t head directly to Benigno’s pizza shop. It’s already late afternoon, and she hasn’t found a new place to stay. She really doesn’t want to stay the night at her friend’s house again, when that friend is actually still living with her family.  She really needs to find one before the dark, an affordable one. But that’s the problem. Looking for an affordable one for her who is just a pizza shop waiter.  It won’t be like how she stayed with Judy, when they could split the payment together. The longer she looks for a new place, the more she realizes Judy’s value in her life.  After all, she doesn’t hate Judy that much. She really can’t hate that cheerful girl like Judy. She just couldn't stand the possibility that Victor might date her.  Now, she is already reaching that neighborhood, only two blocks away from