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“There was no adherence to any procedural rules, and when I asked for identification, none was provided. Then, without distinguishing right from wrong, you dragged us in. What kind of police officer does that make you?”

“Youngdy, that’s not how you say it…” Nn’s face turned livid.

“Don’t try to morally ckmail me here; I’m already annoyed.” Olivia raised her eyebrows. “Just tell me how much the person behind you gave you.”

“Shut up.” Nn pped the table and stood up. “What nonsense are you talking about? No one is backing

me.”

“Enough. Stop pretending. Will you only admit it if I reveal the name of the person behind you?” Olivia said.

Nn clenched his teeth, making up his mind not to let Olivia know. He let out a cold snort and said, “It seems there is no way tomunicate with you properly.”

“Marcus.” Olivia’s lips curved into an enigmatic smile, her gaze piercing. “What, you don’t recognize him?”

Upon hearing this, Nn’s expression changed abruptly in fear. He stared at Olivia in terror, his voice trembling as he asked, “How do you know…”

No sooner had he spoken these words than he regretted it. This constituted an implicit acknowledgment of his rtionship with Marcus.

Olivia smiled slightly, her already exquisite features bing even more striking. Of course, she already knew; Sean had figured it out long ago.

J’s father, Marcus, serves as the district chief of the North District of Hirica, overseeing people’s livelihood issues.

More importantly, Olivia saw his current wife. It was Fiona. Furthermore, considering the contrarian’s remark Fiona WhiteLily during the livestream, it was easy to guess.

This matter must have been fanned by Fiona behind the scenes.

“Why do you care how I know?” Olivia said.

Nn took anotherrge gulp of water and forced himself to calm down. As long as he adamantly refuses to admit it, that was enough.

“Stop talking nonsense.” He red coldly at Olivia. “I advise you to sign it immediately. Once you pay the money, this matter will be settled.” fn2a3b Read full story at FιndNovel/fn2a3b

He then turned his head to look at Stanley and Victor. “As for the two of you, you can be released once your family memberse to post bail.”

Anyway, the higher–ups just wanted Olivia. They didn’t care who the others were.

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Stanley red in anger, his eyes wide. “How could you handle things this way? We have done nothing bat /bball/b. Why do we need someone to bail bus /bout?”

“Is that so? You really have the nerve to say that.” Nn looked at him coldly. “Ansel outside is still shouting in pain. You have to pay for his medical expenses.”

“I hurt him.” Olivia turned her head, entirely unconcerned. “bIs /bthere a problem?”

Nn let out a derisiveugh. “Really? Very well, I will give you a choice.

“If you want to leave, that’s possible. There’s always a way out.” Nn’s eyes flickered as he raised five fingers. “150 thousand for the freedom of all three of you. Not expensive, is it?”

‘Marcus only gave him 70,000 dors. What use is that? Why not just ask them for a bit more? As for Marcus, he can just make something up to muddle through,‘ he thought.

Victor raised his eyes slightly. “Are you trying to make us bribe?”

Victor thought, ‘I’ve long heard about the disorder in Hirica, but I didn’t expect it would be brought out into the open for discussion.

‘On reflection, that makes sense. If something like what happened with the Evans family could ur, then there’s nothing they wouldn’t be capable of doing.

‘Whenever I thought about the Evans Group, I got angry. A ce meant to save lives was scamming people and harming female students. Truly outrageous. Connor was really trying to fool me.

‘If even a mere police station chief dares to openly demand bribes, one can only imagine how deep the water runs here.‘

AD