224. Ghost

Because the main suspect of the crime committed against Coraline was still on the loose, there wasn't an actual way to continue with the court proceedings unless the cops pulled a case against me for obstruction of justice or something. And given how I’d acted before, I had expected this to happen, but for some reason, it didn’t. Perhaps it was my father, or maybe it was Hank Reverend’s doing. I honestly didn’t know much about the legal procedure for a case as convoluted as ours, and regardless of how much Erikkson tried to explain it to me, I didn’t have the patience to listen to it at that moment, which now I regretted.

Of course, the Grangers didn’t file a case against me for me going to rescue their daughter like some vigilante, and so they didn’t have much of a way to get me to court in that manner either. And I guess going after a kidnapped person on your own is not a crime, but rather an act of bravery.

Or someone paid the police off in my favor this time, Gerald refused to tel
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