bChapter /b80

“Go to the underground parking lot. The car’s waiting there,” Fryderyk said. “Okay,” Aria respected.

bOn /bthe way to the underground parking lot, Fryderyk nced sideways at Aria whose fare was devoid of emotion.

How Incredible that A gave up on the Saxon family first! They saw her as an ill bead person of bad character and were confident of getting her right.

rasan

Fryderyk disagreed with them in his opinion, Aria was born this way and know that the Saxon family preferred a meek girl like S to a lonely one like her.

The Saxon family wouldn’t love Aria as they

as they did sibia, es

a, even if there was no Silvia,

“Your parents won’t give up on you, but they may not convince your grandfather,” Fryderykmented.

Aria turned her head and nced at Fryderyk with surprise. “Are youforting a criminal suspect?”

Fryderyk had figured out one thing bwhen /bAria confronted her family. That bwas /bbAria /bbhad /bkilled Den.

“You had a good reason to do that, but you did it in the wrong way. Even if hemitted some crimes, there is thew.”

Aria ignored Fryderyk’s second sentence. “If you were in my situation, would your parents give up on you because of the objections from your grandparents“:

“No, they wouldn’t They’d do whatever it takes to protect me,” Fryderyk thought. If bLogan /band Zoe stood firm, there was little Joseph could do

Fryderyk didn’t answer the question. He arrived at the underground parking lot with Aria. Jackson honked the horn. “Captain Fletcher, over here!”

Fryderyk walked over and grabbed the door handle.

There she is! The bfraudster/b!”

By instinct, Fryderyk yanked Aria to his back. He quickly turned around, opened the car door, and shoved her inside.

*Captain Fletcher, get in, quick!” Jackson shouted. Many things rained down on Fryderyk’s back. There was the sound of the shutter.

bay back!”

“Arial Payback! Pay

“Go to hell, murderer!”

“To hell with you, fraudster!”

Angry voices echoed in the parking lot. The lights red at Fryderyk, so he couldn’t open his eyes at all. By instinct, he got into the car and closed its

door

Jackson quickly locked the car doors, started the engine, and sped out of the parking lot.

He nced at the rearview mirror and saw a mob of people running after the car, waving their cards, and shouting things like justice and the police sheltered a criminal.

Jackson felt frustrated as things were getting out of hand.

Suddenly, a foul stench attacked his nostrils. His expression froze in ce, and he then looked back at Fryderyk. “Captain Fletcher, are you alright?”

Fryderyk was wiping his clothes with a towel, and his expression was grim. “These people had a clear target, so not all of them are ordinary folks. Find

out the bboss /bbehind the scenes”

“Yes, Sir,” Jackson responded. “Thanks, Aria sincerely bsaid/b. She would have disgusting stuff on her clothes if Fryderyk hadn’t acted quickly benough/b. A

‘n urder might happen once her reasonst to anger.

bFryderyk /bexhaled deeply to suppress his baltation. “Be cooperative with us if you feel grateful to me.”

’s tone turned cold. “I take my word back.” Fryderyk felt speechless

Jackson coughed awkwardly. Because of Fryderyk’s stern gaze, he shed a sheepish smile and said, “Captain Fletcher, this is getting out bof /bbhand/b, so the Chief is already alerted. He is waiting for us.”

A low grunt issued from Fryderyk’s throat. Right then, a phone rang

Aria asked. “bCan /bI take this call?”

“Sureb,/b” Fryderyk responded.

Aria answered the call. “Hey!”

“Wow, you’re on fine) All the trending topics are about you, and you will soon have no secrets,” the caller said.

It bwas /bquiet in the car, so Fryderyk vaguely heard the voice from the other end of the line. The caller was a young man.

“Why did byou /bcall me?” Aria asked.

“Did I need a reason? You ditched your bown /bpany to help that scumbag. Look, he now cheats on you and covets your shares. Screw him! I will kill him,” the caller said through his gritted teeth.

The caller was fiery and close with Aria. Fryderyk got some important information.

“Thatpany’s byours/b, not mine.

“You’re thergest shareholder.”

“I will transfer all my shares to you, for free.”

Fryderyk nced at Aria and thought, b“/bbShe /bhas ba /bpany and shows no interest in money. The caller is running thepany on her behalf, so their rtionship must be bvery /bclose.”

After a brief silence, the caller roared, “No way! When will you go home?”

“Still in the police car,” Aria replied.

“Oh, forgot that you bare /ba celebrity now. I will clear things up, and ask Allen to get you off the bmurder /bcharge.”

Who was Allen? Could he help Aria clear her name? Fryderyk stayed silent and listened intently.

“Wait till finalize my divorce.”

“Alright, see you

“bSee /byou.”

around”

“You don’t ask about me at all the callerined.

bAria /blost her patience and quickly hung up the phone. On the rest of the bjourney/b, nobody spoke in the car.

At the sight of Fryderyk who looked terrible,one police officer hurried over and said with surprise, “Captain Fletcher, the Chief wants to see you.”

“Got you. Take her to the waiting room,” Fryderyk ordered.

Aria followed the officer away Fryderyk headed to the break room, get clunged, and went to an office.

“Come in,“came a voice from inside.

knocked on the done.

Fryderyk pushed the door open and walked into the room. “Chief”

The middle aged man, Allen Lawrence, nced at Fryderyk and then beckoned to thetter. “Come over here!”

Fryderyk walked over as requested. Allen stood up and kicked Fryderyk on the bass/b. “You troublemaker! Den was a scumbag, but let him rest in peace. Why did you find a suspect? Now, an innocent woman called Aria is suffering online bullying”

“She is not innocent,” With a serious expression, Fryderyk continued, “Chief, she is probably the murderer of Den. There is no evidence, but we will get some via the investigation. We should find Den’s aplices.”

So many families had been ruined that bDen’s /baplices should be brought to justice.

Infuriated, Allen bhad /ba headache. “She is innocent as I said, and that’s final”

“Why are you so sure, Chief? Do you know the murderer of Den? Fryderyk asked while looking Allen in the eyes.

Allen avoided Fryderyk’s sharp gaze. “I don’t, I

but I am sure that the murderer isn’t Ariab.” /b

Suspicion flickered in Fryderyk’s eyes. “Leon and Lily both recognized Aria,”

“They may resemble in shape.”

After a moment of thought, Fryderyk suggested, “Chiel, do you want to meet bher/b? She’s here now!

“Why did you bring her here?”

“She needs our protection now.”

Allen sighed. “Fine, I’ll go see her and make an apology”

Then, Fryderyk and Allen headed toward the waiting room.

Fryderyk knocked on the door. “Aria, the Chief would like to see you.”

Allen puffed out his chest before he walked into the room. He almost bumped into door the moment he clearly saw Aria’s face.

bAD /b

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