After some simple reassurance, Teague's state had finally stabilized considerably.
He took a deep breath and said earnestly, "Detective, I swear, I really didn't kill Ms. Tori. I'll cooperate with whatever you want to know!"
Dean glanced at Teague's eyebrows. As Teague spoke, his eyebrows twitched—a physical manifestation of his nervousness.
There's something off about this guy.
Could it be the local officers hadn't falsely accused Teague?
Dean kept his composure, holding back the words he had been about to say, and instead began to inquire about Teague's school life.
Regarding his school life, Teague became somewhat silent; clearly, those were not fond memories.
However, for the sake of his freedom, he still answered Dean's questions, recounting aspects of his daily school life.
Throughout the questioning, Dean continuously observed Teague's facial expressions.
