Chapter 469

Chapter 469

Thinking about this, Sienna spoke up to explain, "You two haven't been living together that long, so it might be difficult to convict him of bigamy, but if we push hard enough..."

Sienna paused to think, "Getting him convicted of rape shouldn't be a problem."

At those words, the girl nodded vigorously, "Don't worry, whatever evidence you need, just come to me!"

Seeing the girl's attitude, Sienna felt much more relieved.

Although she didn't expect this young girl to provide much useful evidence, just seeing her current state put Sienna's mind at ease.

At least she didn't have to worry about seeing another teenage girl commit suicide.

With things wrapped up here, Domingo had been successfully brought back to the police station, so Sienna naturally had no reason to stay longer.

After exchanging contact information with the girl and discussing some recent leads about Domingo, she followed the police convoy back.

Kelvin had already returned to the station. In the interrogation room, he sat down across from Domingo with a cold expression.

Poor Domingo had been waiting in the interview room for ages. Finally, two officers showed up, but they looked at him like he owed them tens of thousands of dollars.

You have to understand, the pressure from Sienna alone was already enormous, not to mention now there was Kelvin too.

The moment Kelvin lifted his icy gaze, Domingo almost thought he'd arrived in hell.

At the end of the day, Domingo was just an ordinary person who had taken advantage of an opportunity. Even though he'd climbed to the position of office director, he'd never experienced this kind of intense pressure.

Not to mention that both Sienna and Kelvin had dealt with more than one vicious criminal. When it came to interrogating suspects, their experience was terrifyingly extensive.

Domingo stood no chance against the two of them. In just one encounter, his face had already turned ashen and his whole body was trembling.

Seeing that Domingo had completely given up any thought of resistance, Sienna's tone was icy, "Regarding Savannah's death, do you have anything to say?"

This question was actually a test. After all, according to the autopsy results, Savannah had genuinely committed suicide.

Trying to pin a murder charge on Domingo would be like chasing a pipe dream.

Under normal circumstances, Domingo might have been able to spot the loophole in this.

But right now, he was already scared out of his wits. Almost as soon as Sienna's cold voice fell, he was already frantically waving his hands, "It wasn't me, it wasn't me!"

Then, as if afraid they wouldn't believe him, Domingo hurried to explain, "How would I dare to kill someone!"

There was some credibility to that statement, but neither Kelvin nor Sienna had any intention of responding.

The lighting in the interrogation room was very cold. The fluorescent lights shone down from overhead, casting a pale, chilling glow over everyone's faces.

Domingo didn't dare look up now, and could only speak stiffly, "I did use some tricks on her, but I really didn't kill her!"

"Tricks?"

Only now did Sienna speak, her tone still showing no emotion.

Right now, this kind of tone was what Domingo feared most. His hands trembling, he had no way to judge their attitude from such a voice.

"When she first joined the company, I thought she was pretty good-looking..."

Although this sounded like the beginning of a love story, from what actually happened, Sienna could only offer an emotionless cold laugh.

"Get to the point."

Domingo shuddered, "I thought she was pretty, and we happened to have a company team-building event, so I made her drink a couple extra glasses."

No wonder.

Now Sienna finally understood where the company colleagues' dissatisfaction with Savannah really came from.

It was nothing more than the so-called victim-blaming mentality.

No matter what harm this girl had suffered, as long as she didn't fight back frantically or threaten to die when she was hurt, then in the eyes of certain people, it was another form of playing hard to get.

Sienna pursed her lips, her hand gripping the pen tightening slightly.

When Domingo received no response, he could only grit his teeth and continue.

And during his account, he didn't forget to make excuses for himself, "I didn't know she couldn't handle alcohol that well. Just two drinks and she was already passed out on the table. I couldn't reach her family, and I was their office director..."

At this point, Sienna spoke up, "Your office has no female employees?"

Domingo choked.

Kelvin chimed in coldly from the side, "When she was hired, didn't you register her emergency contact and communication details?"

Domingo's defense fell apart. He clenched his fists.

Sienna snorted coldly, "After that, harboring certain unspeakable dirty thoughts about Savannah, you chose to take her to a hotel by yourself. What happened next, I shouldn't need to spell it out, should I?"

Domingo covered his head somewhat painfully.

But this behavior itself meant a kind of tacit admission.

Sienna gripped her pen tightly, her tone as cold as Arctic wind, "Keep going, what happened after?"

Domingo sighed, "I did have relations with her, but Savannah didn't seem to refuse either, did she?"

The way he said this, Sienna almost couldn't be bothered to refute, "Having sex with a girl who's drunk to the point of unconsciousness, and you still have the nerve to say she didn't resist?"

Sienna laughed coldly, "Keep talking, what did you do after that?"

Seeing that both people present were completely unmoved, and that even the only male, Kelvin, ignored his struggles, Domingo could only grit his teeth and confess everything he'd done.

But facing Sienna's cold expression, he still chose whitewashed explanations.

"I didn't know how to face her, so I could only leave early..."

Before he finished speaking, Sienna directly wrote down a line on the paper, "Got it, so you fled after the rape."

Domingo bit his lip, really unable to say anything in his defense, and could only continue, "After that time, I did feel pretty bad about it and wanted to make it up to her, but she seemed to misunderstand what I meant."

Sienna raised her eyes, couldn't help raising her eyebrows, "Make it up, she misunderstood?"

Regarding Domingo's ability to twist the truth, Sienna could only say she was amazed.

"If it was really like you said, making it up to her, then why were your actions ambiguous enough for everyone to know about it? And furthermore..."

The way Sienna looked at Domingo wasn't even as gentle as how she looked at corpses, "If it was really her misunderstanding, why didn't you refuse when she showed interest in you? Why do you two have so many hotel records?"