StarNovelChapter 110 Chapter 110 "Are you saying my wife is getting dragged away because someone called the cops?" Clyde stepped forward, ready to confront Freya, but I held him back.
A police call, especially a serious one like that, meant an investigation was inevitable.
"Get a lawyer." I looked from Clyde to Jade, "You take the lead on the Design Department meeting." "Freya, we should head out," I said.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtFreya's presence at the office was a clear sign of trouble. She wouldn't be there otherwise.
Freya nodded at me, and I followed the officers, wondering what proof I could muster to show my innocence. But no sooner had we stepped outside than a swarm of reporters descended upon us.
"Mrs. Patterson, is it true that you orchestrated your love rival's miscarriage?" "Did you act first to secure your inheritance against the unborn child?" "Are you guilty of premeditated murder? Any regrets?" The officers tried to shield me, but the reporters were relentless. Someone yanked off my wig in the chaos, leavingbald once again.
Freya quickly shieldedand hurriedinto the car. When we reached the station, my wig was long gone. Rubbing my bald head, I felt oddly at peace with it.
"Ms. Crawford, we're aware of the situation, but we appreciate your cooperation," Freya poureda cup of hot coffee. "Should we have someone bring you a wig?" I shook my head. There was no point in hiding anymore.
"My skin's been glowing lately. Maybe bald is in," I joked.
During the questioning, they reviewed sfootage.
Freya sighed. "How could you have pushed her from thirty feet away? What does she think you are, a superwoman?" Her partner cleared her throat loudly, a reminder of the professionalism expected in their line of work.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmI understood that Freya had crossed a line, but her point was undeniably clear.
Looking at the other officer, I clarified, "She was bleeding before reached her. I was the first to call for an ambulance. Her miscarriage has nothing to do with me."
"In family disputes, the truth can be murky, but we won't wrong an m innocent person when the evidence is clear," the officer assured me. Just then, wailing filled the entrance of the station. Upon hearing that familiar voice, my headache intensified.
"Because she's Mrs. Patterson, she gets to kill my baby? Is therejustice? maybe the other woman, but my baby was innocent!"
I was only there to cooperate and could leave with the questioning over. But seeing Kayla at the door, I was frightened. The officers had to help Kayla enter. Kayla tried to lunge at me, but Freya and another female officer blocked her.
Kayla yelled, "Why aren't you arresting her? Are you all in this together? Crooked dealings! Just because she'
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