"No."
Elizabeth still vehemently denied it, but more sweat appeared on her forehead, which made her look even more nervous.
"Elizabeth, since we've arrested you, it means we have enough evidence. If this is your attitude, then I see no need to talk further. We'll meet in court," Luke had reached the first phase of his goal; on several questions, Elizabeth was clearly lying. He stood up to leave the interrogation room.
It was Elizabeth's mother who became anxious. "Detective Chief, please wait a moment. My daughter is just answering the questions normally, and I think her attitude is fine."
Luke stared at her. "Do you truly believe she's innocent?"
"Yes, I believe her."
"Then it means you don't know her."
Sima Linton spoke with sincerity, "What you don't understand is my daughter—I'm her mother, I've watched her grow up, nobody knows her better than I do.
As a mother, I plead with you to clear this up quickly and clear my daughter's name."
"OK.
