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Chapter 6: The Pressure As the investigation dragged on, Lilly began to feel the pressure of being a suspect. She was constantly under scrutiny and had trouble sleeping at night. Her grades started to slip, and she withdrew from her friends and family. Chapter 7: New Evidence Just when it seemed like the case had gone cold, the police found new evidence that implicated one of Jake's classmates. They discovered that he had a history of violence and had been expelled from his previous school for attacking another student. They brought him in for questioning, and he eventually confessed to the murder. Chapter 8: The Confession In his confession, the killer revealed that he had been jealous of Jake's popularity and success and had planned the murder for weeks. He had lured Jake to the biology lab under false pretenses and had attacked him with a lab stool. Chapter 9: Lilly's Innocence With the true killer behind bars, Lilly was finally cleared of all charges. The school was relieved to hear that she had been innocent all along, and many students apologized for accusing her. She slowly began to return to her normal life, although the memory of the murder still haunted her. Chapter 10: The Aftermath The murder had a profound impact on the school and its students. It served as a reminder of how fragile life can be and how important it is to treat others with kindness and respect. The school administration implemented new safety measures to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future, and the students came together to support each other in the healing process.