ords settled over them like a suffocating blanket. Arrested? But for w

lexander stepped forward, his voice steady des

being arrested?" he dema

eyes. "Corporate espionage," he replied, his words dripping with malice

ef. Corporate espionage? It was absurd, she realized, a blatant atte

indignation. "We found those blueprints in the wreckage of the collap

g. "That's for the authorities to decide," he said, his voice laced wi

ized that they were facing an uphill battle. They were being framed,

yn exchanged a knowing glance with Alexander. They were in this together, she rea

a sense of defiance stir within her. They may have been caught in

turned to the blueprints they had uncovered. They held the key to the truth, sh

o face whatever challenges lay ahead. Together, they would navigate the uncertain water

be fraught with danger and deception, testing t

velyn couldn't shake the feeling that t

heir situation settled heavily upon them. The once familiar surroundings now f

ow would they prove their innocence? Who was behind the conspiracy to frame

y could not afford to give up hope. They were innocent, she reminde

at the thought of being separated from Alexander. But she knew they had

er. But as the minutes ticked by, she found herself consumed by a sense of unease. Something

pen, revealing a familiar face: Detective Olivia Carter, a no-n

but not unkind. "I need to ask you a few questions abou

is was her chance to prove their innocence, she realized,

ing their discovery of the blueprints and their subsequent arrest. She spared

brow furrowed in concentration. When Evelyn had finish

Detective Carter said, her tone neutral.

s, a sense of foreboding settling over her like a dar

tective Carter uttered two words th

bluep