Chapter 466

Chapter 466

Based on the chat records, Charlotte really did treat this behavior as a joke.

She even jokingly asked Savannah after seeing the message if she was playing some kind of truth or dare game with friends.

But what she got after that was the news of Savannah's death.

Charlotte wiped away her tears hard, "If I had noticed something was wrong earlier, could Savannah have been saved?"

Since it was just speculation, Sienna could only pat Charlotte's shoulder again, signaling her to accept her loss.

Although the information Charlotte brought was quite subjective, it also gave Sienna a reason to restart the investigation.

Only people who know someone well understand their personality and speech habits. Even the slightest abnormality wouldn't be easily overlooked by Sienna.

When Kelvin returned to the police station, what he saw was the case investigation reopened.

Kelvin raised his eyebrows, not surprised at all.

He rarely did psychological profiling.

The case files were on the desk. While Sienna looked through them, she listened to Kelvin's gentle explanation, "Since Savannah herself has passed away, I can't guarantee this psychological profile is one hundred percent accurate."

Kelvin said in a deep voice, "The deceased was young and hadn't experienced any setbacks during her growth. So her ability to handle adversity was almost zero."

His tone gradually softened, "And based on Charlotte's account, Savannah wasn't someone who liked to share. She very likely buried her pain and despair deep inside, until she couldn't bear it anymore and chose suicide."

Sienna nodded, but still seemed unwilling to accept reality, "Is there any possibility she was murdered?"

Kelvin looked at her seriously, "You're a very professional forensic examiner. From the autopsy results, the deceased could only have committed suicide."

That was true. Whether from the timing, the weapon, or even the force and angle of the wound, Savannah could only have committed suicide.

Thinking of this, Sienna couldn't help but sigh, "But Charlotte's testimony..."

Before she could finish, Kelvin smiled, "The reason I said I can't guarantee the profile is one hundred percent accurate also lies in Charlotte's testimony."

Sienna paused.

Kelvin continued, "The people around Savannah must understand her daily state better than a psychology expert. If we simply start from Charlotte's testimony, then before her death, Savannah must have endured stimulation beyond her capacity."

That's it!

Sienna's eyes widened as she looked at him urgently.

"What kind of stimulation would make a girl with a smooth and happy life choose to end her life, and even before dying, be unwilling to confide in her friends and family?"

As those words fell, Sienna suddenly sat up straight.

Kelvin nodded too, "It seems Sienna thought of the same thing as me."

"I have to say, our Sienna's professional ability is truly excellent, able to notice such easily overlooked small details during the autopsy."

This kind of talk, like showing off his wife, made Travis and the others feel a bit uncomfortable.

As if they didn't have wives.

She slowly exhaled, her tone almost heavy and difficult, "During the autopsy, I discovered that Savannah had undergone hymen reconstruction surgery."

"Although this kind of surgery could be called purely wasteful, since it was a special circumstance on the body, I made an extra note of it."

Kelvin nodded, "Then let's confirm one thing—what made Savannah choose this surgery?"

Exactly!

Sienna understood almost instantly.

Hymen reconstruction surgery wasn't common in daily life, and the demand was extremely small. Especially in today's more open society with widespread physiological knowledge, even fewer people got this surgery.

So who made Savannah choose to get the surgery? And who made her willing to endure the pain and hide certain facts?

Thinking of this, Sienna felt as if the chair beneath her carried a burning temperature, making her restless.

Her instinct from solving so many major cases told Sienna this was a very important clue, and she should investigate immediately!

Without another word, Sienna rushed out of the office first.

Kelvin followed close behind.

As the case clues opened up again, Sienna also noticed unusual parts in various testimonies.

"That Domingo Cooley—doesn't he have an unusual relationship with Savannah?"

When Kelvin got in the car, he heard Sienna asking Travis.

"Seems so." Travis was also very reliable in case investigations, "From colleagues' testimonies, they seemed to have had an office romance."

Indeed.

Sienna nodded slowly.

This company had a very ambiguous attitude toward office romances—neither prohibiting nor supporting them, a laissez-faire approach.

But Domingo's position was Savannah's office director. The office naturally wasn't very tolerant of this young woman who had somehow gotten involved with her direct superior.

After all, he was the director who had absolute power in the office. If there were any good opportunities, with Savannah around, whose turn would it be?

So from the testimonies, almost all the office colleagues had some complaints about Savannah.

Having confirmed the direction, Sienna didn't bother about Kelvin confidently getting in the back seat. She just pressed the gas pedal and sped toward the company where Savannah used to work.

The company's attitude was quite cooperative, but Sienna still came up empty-handed.

"Savannah and Domingo?"

After checking, the receptionist said with some regret, "I'm sorry, they already resigned from the company."

"Resigned?"

Sienna frowned, "When was this? Did they resign together?"

The receptionist shook her head, "No, they resigned half a month ago, one after the other. They went through the normal process and didn't give any reasons."

This girl really seemed to know nothing. Sienna nodded and thanked her politely.

Although the one-after-another resignations did carry a hint of something unusual, they couldn't get any useful information from the company.

Sienna was hesitating when she heard Kelvin's disdainful laugh behind her, "How many hospitals can still perform hymen reconstruction surgery now?"

Right!

That sentence was like instant enlightenment. Sienna suddenly looked up and turned around sharply.

She walked quickly, slipping between the two men behind her like a fish, and rapidly pressed the elevator's down button.