Officer Chen Novels & Stories

Suddenly someone familiar entered the interrogation room. Officer: " sergeant this is Mr Chen Aryan, the CEO of sheing corporation, we got a call from the commissioner. He gonna help us with this case. " The officer took the sergeant out of the room and now Sidha was alone with Mr Chen Aryan. He closed the distance between them . Mr Chen Aryan grabbed her both arms and pulled Sidha in his arms, because of his sudden action Sidha was not ready and fell into him embrace. She was utterly surprised and didn't know what happened. Before she could act, a cold breeze landed on her ears . It was Mr Chen Aryan ,he whispered in her ears. " Go with the flow and don't act hastily , I promise ,you

Judging from what he saw now, Caleb was certain that his assumption was right. Tyrone had always been a very professional person who put his work before everything else. He must have a special place in his heart for Heather to push back a schedule for her! When Heather saw his teasing glance, she blushed and lowered her head. She kept silent. "Mr. Elkin, this is Mr. Chase Irwin, the chief police officer." A short and stout middle-aged man in a black uniform stood behind Caleb. Tyrone addressed him flatly, "Officer Irwin, your reputation precedes you. Please, have a seat."

This left Dean both puzzled and wary of Chen’s motives. Initially, Dean had assumed that Chen might exploit the situation, revealing Damon’s alleged "sins" to drive a wedge between them. Yet, reality played out quite differently. While Chen’s tone occasionally carried a hint of disdain when discussing Damon, it was more often tinged with an unexpected sense of understanding, even tolerance. Chen didn’t come across as aggressive or manipulative as Dean had anticipated. Instead, he displayed a measured restraint, as if he was acutely aware of the storm of doubt and turmoil already raging within Dean and had no desire to add to the weight of it.

Huang Chen saw her thoughts and immediately put up three fingers and said, "Sister-in-law, don't think blindly, I'm so loyal to Mr. King." An Tao Tao touched her nose with a dry smile, "Then what case are you here to report?" Huang Chen blinked his eyes and said, "It's about you, sister-in-law." "Huh?" An Tao Tao was dumbfounded, "I'm a legal citizen, I haven't committed any crime!" Huang Chen immediately pacified, said, "Sister-in-law, take it easy, I didn't say you committed a crime, you are a victim, the police officers will give you justice."

The blade clattered to the floor, impossibly loud in the silence. "Fine," Chen said hoarsely. "I'll testify. I'll tell you everything. Just... I want full immunity. Witness protection." "FBI's call, not mine." Frank lowered his gun slightly. "But I'll make the recommendation." "Then get me the FBI." Frank smiled. "Already here." The door crashed open. FBI agents flooded in, vests marked in yellow letters, guns drawn. "Dr. Richard Chen. FBI! You're under arrest for murder, conspiracy to commit murder, organ trafficking and wire fraud.

With sharp eyes and an expression that said he'd been waiting for this moment for a very long time. Lorenzo fought against the cuffs. "I want my lawyer! You can't do this! I have rights!" "You have the right to shut up," the agent said. He looked at Elena. "Agent Moretti. Good to see you're still alive." "Chen." Elena was leaning against the wall. "Took you long enough." "Traffic." Chen gestured to his team. "Secure the scene. I want statements from everyone. And get a medic in here."

One officer stepped forward, hand on his holster. “Turn off the engine! Hands where I can see them!” the officer shouted. Ramirez complied, his voice trembling as he rolled down the window. “Officer… what’s going on? We’re just trying to get home.” The officer shone his flashlight into the car, scanning the front and back. “Routine checkpoint. Escaped convict in the area. Isabel Chen. Seen a woman matching her description? Dark hair, green eyes, possibly with children.” Isabel leaned forward, her voice calm and sweet. “No, officer. We haven’t seen anyone. Just me and my son heading home after a long day. He’s tired. Please, can we go? It’s past his bedtime.”

“This is a setup! They planned everything—” “We planned for you to show your true behavior,” Alexander said. “And you did it perfectly.” The elevator chimed, and the penthouse went silent. The doors opened, and three people stepped out, two police detectives and a woman in an expensive suit who carried the kind of authority that made everyone in the room straighten unconsciously. "Gentlemen," the woman said calmly, "I'm Assistant District Attorney Sarah Chen. I believe you have something for us.”

She circled the chair slowly, like a cat toying with a mouse that had finally realized there was no escape. "Surprised?" Maria asked conversationally. She pulled up a stool and sat down, crossing her legs elegantly. "You shouldn't be. Did you really think we couldn't figure out who you were? A little digging, some contacts in the right places, and suddenly Detective Sarah Chen of the Metro PD appears in our files. Twenty-nine years old. Decorated officer. Captain Miller's favorite." Sarah tried to speak, but her throat was too damaged. Only a rattling wheeze came out.

Chen Hao struggled against the officers holding him, his eyes fixed on Qing Lin. “You betrayed us,” he spat. “We trusted you.” “You trusted what I could do for your empire,” Qing Lin replied, her voice calm and steady. “I trusted that justice would eventually be served. And I was right.” As the arrests continued and the task force began collecting documents from the Chen family’s offices in the ballroom, Jordan walked up to Qing Lin, his expression softening as he looked at her. “You did good work here,” he said. “But you know this isn’t over. There are still people in this city who are loyal to the Chens, who will try to silence anyone who stands against them.”