Chapter 1196 Sunny's Bracelet
Ava glanced at the screen. "When did I write a novel? How come I don't know about it?"
"Don't try to deny it, you wrote this. Otherwise, why would our names appear in this book?"
"That I don't know." Ava said indifferently.
"If you don't know, who does? Ava, you clearly..."
"Emily." Madison grabbed her arm.
Emily, holding back her anger, placed the phone on the table.
Madison said, "Ava, I didn't even know you could write a book."
"I didn't write this book, believe it or not."
At that moment, the book updated with another chapter.
The content was still about Emily and Madison.
Emily read the entire chapter on the spot. At the end of the chapter, the author left a message: There are a few more chapters today, working hard to write, will update soon.
The two of them looked up at Ava.
Ava must have scheduled it.
Ava stood up, "I can't be bothered to argue with you. You two came to see me today just because you read a novel, it's ridiculous."
Ava turned and left.
"Wait a minute." Madison chased after her, "Ava, whether you wrote this book or not, it definitely has something to do with you. You can't slander me and Emily like this. We can sue you for defamation."
"If you can prove I wrote the book, then go ahead and sue. There are plenty of people with the same name. Why are you so agitated, thinking it's about you? Don't be ridiculous, see if the court will take the case."
Ava turned and left.
Emily wanted to chase after her, but Madison stopped her, "Forget it, it's no use. Let's think of another way."
Ava returned to the car, where Bishop was waiting in the driver's seat.
"How did it go?"
Ava said, "They are feeling guilty."
They had done something wrong, so when they saw someone writing about it in a fictional novel, they naturally felt guilty.
When the detective suggested this method, Ava thought it was bold, but now it seemed useful. At least it made them panic, made them feel guilty, and made them lose sleep.
It made them feel that someone knew what they did and had evidence to expose them at any time.
Bishop drove Ava to the daycare center.
Sunny was there, and they came to pick him up.
The caregiver took them to find Sunny, but among the many children in the nursery, Sunny was nowhere to be found.
"Where's my child?" Ava asked.
"He was just here." The caregiver quickly said, "I'll ask my colleague right away."
Clearly, the caregiver was a bit flustered.
At that moment, another caregiver came over holding Sunny, "Ms. Anderson, you're here."
"Sunny." Ava quickly stepped forward and took the child in her arms.
The caregiver said, "Sunny's clothes got wet, so I took him to change."
Suddenly, Ava noticed a bracelet on Sunny's wrist. She gently held Sunny's little hand and asked, "Who put this on him?"
The caregiver looked puzzled, "He had it when he came here."
Ava was puzzled, "But..."
Bishop immediately interrupted her, "I put it on him."
"Ava, since we've picked up Sunny, let's go."
Ava glanced at Bishop, knowing he had something else in mind, so she didn't continue.
After they got back in the car, Ava took off Sunny's bracelet.
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