CHAPTER 48-TRIGGER

The relentless pursuit of the police echoed through the night, their sirens piercing the stillness. Fear gnawed at Henry's core as he knew he was a mere pawn in a deadly game. He was unjustly accused of a heinous crime.

"They are closing in," he whispered to himself, his breath ragged.

He had been framed by Cooper Coleman, and continued to etched Henry's name into the arms of his victims. Henry become a fugitive, hunted by both the police and the true perpetrator.

"I have to find a way to prove my innocence," he muttered, desperation fueling his resolve.

Seeking sanctuary, Henry had sought to refuge at Ravenstone, there, he found a lifeline in his friend, Prosecutor Tristan Morris and butler Mr. Nolan Howard.

Tristan reached out to detective Sebastian Connor, a renowned investigator known for his resourcefulness and unwavering pursuit of justice.

"Detective Connor," Tristan said, "We need your assistance. Henry Constantine is innocent. The real killer is Cooper Coleman."

Carter