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Author: Kiki
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-01 18:36:13

Inside the dimly lit holding room, Nathan sat on the single metal chair, his hands clasped calmly on the table in front of him. His expression hadn’t changed much since he’d walked in steady, controlled, unbothered.

The door creaked open, and an inspector stepped in. Mid-40s, heavyset, face twisted in irritation. He dropped a thick file on the table with a thud.

“You want to tell me what you were thinking?” the inspector asked, pacing around the room. “A man is dead. Fake materials from your company killed him.”

Nathan didn’t flinch. “I don’t know anything about that.”

The inspector slammed his hand down on the metal surface, the sharp sound echoing through the room. “Confess!”

Nathan raised a brow, cool as ever. “This isn’t how you speak to people like me. I’ve said what I know. Respect yourself.”

“You think your money can save you?” the inspector spat. “I’ll make sure you’re punished. You’ll remember everything, whether you were involved or not.”

Nathan tilted his head slight
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