Bryan Thompson, for the first time, Haisley heard the name of Loretta's former fiancé who became a victim of Nathan's accident. However, for the second accusation, Haisley looked at the men in front of her with an unbelieving gaze. "W-what does this mean?" she asked in confusion. "Why is it a case of attempted murder and fraud?" She asked the two plainclothes policemen.
But instead of answering Haisley's questions, the second policeman, who didn't bother to show his identification, took handcuffs from his pocket and put them on Nathan's hands, who didn't resist at all. Because both Haisley and Nathan knew that it would be futile. Nathan couldn't fight four men at once. And if he did, it would only complicate his situation when the punishment was imposed later.
"You can call a lawyer to help with the mitigation of your sentence," the first policeman said, barely audible to Haisley. "We'll be waiting for you at the police station," he added, more directed at Haisley.
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