This time, he finally saw Camila.

Camila was unconscious. She was tied to a cement pillar, and a bomb was strapped around her waist.

This was what Isaac found when he arrived.

Within seconds, the colour left his face.

Aldrin, with the bomb's detonator in one hand and his phone in the other, instructed, “Tell me. How did you kill my mother?"

"I didn't," Isaac hissed. "I don't believe you. If you didn't kill her, why were you there?” Aldrin snarled.

“Just because I'm young doesn't mean I'm stupid.”

“You're young?" Isaac gave him a once-over before adding, “Indeed, you're very immature.”

Aldrin visibly bristled in irritation.

“Whatever. Anyway, you have to follow what I say."

“ALL right, but let me ask you a question first. Is the fact that I was at the crime scene proof that I killed her?" Isaac asked patiently.

“Of course," Aldrin answered.

His reply nearly caused Isaac to Lose his cool.

“I was there because I was directed there. If you don't believe me, you can check my phone.” He then presented his phone to Aldrin.

However, Aldrin could not grab it because his hands were full.

The injury on his arm had not fully healed yet.

He had a phone in one hand and a device to set off the bomb in the other. He glared at Isaac, unconvinced.

“You're lying to me."

“Aldrin, please!" Camila had woken up. Only then did she realize that Aldrin never believed her.

"You have to believe us. Neither Isaac nor I have any intention of harming her. We would've put an end to her life a Long time ago while she was still in jail if we really wanted to kill her. Why would we wait until she got out of jail?" Camila reasoned.

She was sure that someone was taking advantage of Aldrin's grief. He must feel so brokenhearted that he got manipulated so easily.

His mother had just died, after all.

Although Aldrin could not disprove Camila's claims, he shook his head and stated, "Isaac killed her. I'm sure of it."

Camila's heart sank. Why was he being unreasonable?

In any case, she had to think before saying anything. Aldrin was not in a good place right now, and one wrong move would set him off.