“I’m not his sister but I know him well. He would never do such a thing!” Shelly said gently.

“But the facts are facts. He did commit theft,” said the police. He turned to Darryl’s parents and said, “Your son really did steal some phones.”

The undercover action was highly secretive, no other person should know about this. Hence, according to their standard operating procedures, they needed to inform family members.

Luna tensed as she said in disbelief, “Darryl stealing phones? Impossible. He is the president of a corporation and is highly successful. Why would he do such a thing? This has to be a mistake.”

Daniel—on the bed—was flustered. He chimed in, “Yes! This must be a mistake. Darryl despised thieves ever since he was young. Why would he become one?”

The police handed them the file and said professionally, “That I wouldn’t know, but if you think we got the wrong person, please have a look at the file.”

Luna and Daniel were floored when they saw the photo of Darryl wearing an