All Chapters of The Paralel World Doctor : Chapter 121
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The Truth Kept Quiet
Mr. Suryo looked at Peter again after the head steward moved away. “What is the next step?” “We test his alibi,” Peter answered. “If his answer changes, we will have a stronger reason to investigate without exposing the accusation before the crowd.” Mr. Suryo agreed and asked Peter to remain near the family table until they could speak privately without disturbing the event. On the other side of the hall, the head steward received confirmation from the staff. Bobby’s informal meeting with the family had officially been canceled, and the room prepared for it had been returned to the general schedule. Peter continued watching the hall without focusing on Bobby so openly that anyone would notice. He needed to preserve the ordinary appearance of the celebration until the family decided how to question him. Sandra was stil
The Prepared Alibi
Bobby returned to Sandra’s side several minutes after the head steward canceled the informal discussion that had been scheduled for after the main program. His manner immediately became warmer, as though his earlier disappearance had only been a minor interruption that did not deserve attention. “I am sorry I disappeared,” he said as he stood near Sandra. “There was an urgent business call that could not be delayed.” Sandra accepted the explanation without challenging it immediately. However, after watching Bobby put his phone away, she asked why he had ignored several calls from the event staff. “The signal was poor,” Bobby answered. “I used a fairly enclosed room.” Peter was still near the family table with Mr. Suryo. He did not enter the conversation at once and waited until Mr. Suryo asked whether his shoulder needed to be checked again after
Another Lie
Sandra waited until the guests near the family table moved toward the stage. She then invited Peter and Mr. Suryo to a quieter area beside the indoor garden, far enough from the main lane to provide privacy without making the meeting look secretive. She immediately asked what had caused Peter to test Bobby’s alibi. Her tone was not angry, but it made clear that she no longer wanted a partial answer. Peter first explained that he would not give a conclusion before stating the limits of the evidence. He then asked whether Bobby often disappeared without notice or offered reasons that were difficult to verify. Sandra remained silent for a moment. After considering several earlier incidents, she admitted it had happened more than once. Peter asked for examples based on facts rather than suspicion. Sandra mentioned sudden meetings, brief trips, and urgent calls that supposedly could not be delayed,
The Corridor Footage
Sandra asked for the footage to be viewed only in a small room near the security control area. She did not want other staff members, guests, or Bobby to know about the review before those involved understood exactly what the camera showed. Peter, Mr. Suryo, and the head steward accompanied her inside. The door was closed but not locked, while one officer remained outside to prevent guests from entering by mistake. The first segment showed Bobby walking toward the eastern corridor. He entered alone and did not appear to be receiving a call or accompanied by any event staff. Several minutes later, Regina came from the direction of the main hall. She checked her surroundings before entering the same corridor, then disappeared beyond the camera’s range because the dressing room interiors were not recorded. The next segment showed Bobby leaving first. He straightened his collar, checked his phone, a
The First Restriction
Sandra returned to the main hall without looking toward Bobby immediately. Her pace remained steady, and she resumed speaking with several guests as though the short absence had only involved another matter connected to the event. Mr. Suryo returned through a separate route and took his place near the family table. Peter remained close enough to observe his condition but did not stand directly beside Sandra or act as though he had been included in a private family decision. Bobby noticed Sandra returning and approached her with a smile. “Is everything all right?” “There were several matters from the gate that needed reviewing,” Sandra answered. Her statement was true, but it did not reveal that the eastern corridor footage had also been examined. Bobby nodded and tried to take his usual position beside her. Sandra did not move away, but neither did she offer the warmth he expe
Afraid of a Witness
Sandra returned to the hall with a professional manner and immediately greeted two guests waiting near the family table. Her expression remained calm, but the distance she maintained from Bobby was noticeable to anyone who knew her well. Bobby tried to move closer and offered his arm as he had earlier. Sandra did not reject him harshly. She simply stepped aside and said she needed to make sure the next part of the program began on time. “I can accompany you,” Bobby said. “That will not be necessary,” Sandra replied. “I still need to check several things with the staff.” Her voice remained polite, but the warmth was gone. Bobby noticed the difference and began searching for a reason Sandra might suddenly be keeping her distance. He tried to enter the corridor leading to the family study, claiming that he needed to retrieve a document previously
Break the Doctor’s Hands
Bobby did not contact the Red Sickle. He had heard that the group had refused a previous contract involving Peter, and using the same route would only increase the risk of information leaking. Instead, he chose a contact who handled unofficial security work for certain business matters. The contact was not saved under a personal name, but through a temporary messaging account Bobby had used several times before. Bobby stood in a short passage near the telephone area. From there, he could still see part of the hall and make sure Sandra was not watching him. He sent a brief greeting and waited until the message was marked as read. A reply arrived shortly afterward, asking what kind of work he required. Bobby chose his words carefully. He did not order a killing and did not mention Regina or the Steel family. “There is someone who needs to stop working for a while,” he w
The Mask Returns
Bobby approached Sandra again with a warm manner, as if he had spent the past several minutes handling an ordinary business matter. He apologized for being distracted and offered to accompany her through the remainder of the program. Sandra let him speak but maintained physical distance. When Bobby tried to touch her arm, she moved aside and said she needed to inspect the order of guests who would deliver the closing remarks. “Is your business call finished?” Sandra asked. “Yes,” Bobby answered. “The matter was more complicated than I expected, but everything has been handled.” He continued supporting the alibi that had already begun to fail. Sandra did not argue or request additional details, making it difficult for Bobby to determine how much she knew. Peter observed from a normal position near the family table. He did not hide behind a pilla
Vehicles Outside the Gate
Inside the gate security room, two officers opened the external vehicle log. They compared arrival times, stopping positions, and the license plates visible through the estate cameras. One vehicle moved several meters, then stopped again. The other remained on the side of the public road without attempting to enter Steel family property. The officers did not approach either vehicle. Following the head steward’s instructions, they only recorded the details and stored image captures for later review. In the hall, Bobby continued speaking with guests while occasionally checking his phone. Peter did not know that his photograph was already in the hands of people outside, but he also did not intend to leave without first checking the situation near the gate. The head steward received another update from the security room and asked the officers to maintain passive observation. There was still no basi
The Dark Sedan
The celebration at Steel Mansion ended close to midnight. Some guests were still talking in the hall, but cars had begun leaving the courtyard one by one while staff directed the drivers so the main entrance would not become blocked.Peter said goodbye to Mr. Suryo and Sandra after confirming that the elderly man remained stable. The discomfort in his shoulder had lessened, and there was no dizziness, shortness of breath, or chest pain. Peter saw no medical reason to continue monitoring him closely.“Let one of the drivers take you home,” Mr. Suryo said. “The staff can bring your electric bike tomorrow morning.”Sandra agreed and added that an escort vehicle could follow behind. The offer did not sound like an insult toward Peter’s vehicle. It was a reasonable precaution after security reported two unfamiliar cars waiting outside the estate.Peter did not refuse out of pride. He only asked whether the vehicles were still visible and whether their details had been recorded.The head st