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Disgusting. She was disgusted by herself. Her stomach churned as she felt a wave of nausea overcome her but she dug her fingers into her purse and helped herself. No matter what, she had to stay and listen to it all. If she left now, she wouldn't find out all she needed to vindicate herself from the situation she was in. I didn't kill her. It was an accident so it can't be considered murder. She chanted repeatedly in her mind although it barely made her feel better. “If you want, we can accompany you and help you break the news before the media gets wind of it and she finds out from someone else,” the detective said. Shawn gave him a grateful smile. “I appreciate detective work but I can handle it on my own. I don't know how but I'll be meeting her today. When I get to that bridge, I'll cross it somehow.” “You have my support,” the detective said and continued. “Since you've said you two are very close, I have more questions to ask but before I go on, are you sure you can g