Chapter 171

David chuckled and joked, "If I weren't such a social butterfly, I'd probably scare people away, and no one would want to befriend me." If I hadn't seen him get out of that black BMW earlier, I may have assumed he was simply a nice, warm-hearted person. But now I just saw him as coldly calculated and threatening. "David, what happened on the way that delayed you?" Ross asked. I turned my head to David, interested in hearing his answer as well. He was calm as he answered half-truths and half-lies, "I borrowed my car to a friend yesterday. When he returned it today, he said that he scratched it. I asked him how it happened, and he replied it happened when he bumped across someone's sports car. "When he spotted someone approaching, he rushed away. I felt it wasn't fair to the car's owner, so I drove to the police station to explain the situation, hoping to contact him and apologize in person." David sighed while speaking. Upon hearing his words, William was astonished. "Your story