Officer Chen Novels & Stories

he said. “What the fuck are you doing, Officer Langdon?” The voice from the unknown stranger questioned. When I looked up, it was my police chief, Officer Leo Pice. He flashed his flashlight on me as Tristan had his dick deep in my ass. “He’s getting fucked,” Tristan replied as he continued to pound my ass.

“But if you could just point us in the direction of Fulong Temple, that would be incredibly helpful.” Chen tilted his head, considering my words, before his face lit up with enthusiasm. “You are guests!” he said, beaming. “It’s alright; I won’t charge you!” He slid the door of his van open, gesturing for us to climb in. We settled inside, with me quickly sliding into the front passenger seat, strategically distancing myself from both Dominic and Victoria. I noticed Chen sneaking a glance at Victoria in the rearview mirror, a strange look of admiration in his eyes. Amused, I found myself smiling—a rare, involuntary smile. Even though Victoria might have started to hate me, I couldn’t help but

"Stand down. These families are under federal protection." "Your protection order hasn't been officially filed. We checked." "Because I knew there were compromised elements within the system. The order is being filed directly with the Deputy Director as we speak." "The Deputy Director who's been under investigation for three months?" Agent Chen's expression flickered with uncertainty. The tactical team had information she didn't. Sophie recognized the tactical advantage shift immediately. "We need to leave. Now." But more figures appeared in the doorways. Not tactical teams or FBI. Regular police officers, looking confused and overwhelmed.

She could have had me arrested, dragged through the justice system, and publicly humiliated. So why wasn't she taking it? Just then, the younger officer's radio crackled. He stepped away, speaking quietly into it, then returned to Martinez and whispered something in his ear. Martinez's eyebrows rose. He looked at me, then at Maria, then back at his partner. "Are you sure?" he asked quietly. The younger officer nodded. "Alpha Ethan," Martinez said, his expression starting to shift to something between confusion and concern. "I just got word from the investigation team at the accident scene. They found the perpetrator, the person who tampered with the brakes on Victoria Chen's vehicle."

He walked over to them calmly. "Hello, ladies, my name is Officer Chuck Gonzales. I just have a few questions for you all, if you don’t mind." Sara gestured for him to take a seat. Fliwood and I moved to sit with them. "Can you tell me what happened? From the beginning? Miss, we’ll start with you," he said pointing at Dana.

Xu Yi sat there like she had expected this to happen. Ye Shaotang grabbed his phone and called the chief police officer, Xing Changwei. “Chief Xing, what did my wife do? You keep coming to our office to harass us. Are you sure you know the whole truth behind Dr. Chen’s death? I know you’re in a rush, but you should know that I am not weak. The murderer is not my wife!”

I stopped him just in time, holding his hand without thinking. “You don't have to bother them, they already have me a dose, it'll start taking effect soon,” I reassured. He nodded stiffly, sitting back down but not looking nearly convinced. His gaze darted between the IV drip and my face. He was tense. On edge. Because of me? Two officers came in not long after. “I'm officer Chen and this is officer Conan,” A short, rugged looking officer said before gesturing at his good looking partner. “We have him in custody now, after a few stitches he was good to go,” The taller officer encouraged, “We would like to ask you a few questions if you don't mind Miss Amelia,”

Lin sat beside me. Handcuffed to the bench. Not fighting it. "They think I jumped," she said. "You did jump." "I was caught." She smiled. The old smile. The one that meant she was planning. "Different thing." A door opened. Down the hall. White coat. Gray hair. Not our father. Too young. But same eyes. "Dr. Chen," he said to the police. "Principal Zhou's physician. She's awake. Asking for her daughter."

But before anyone could answer, one of the officers' radios crackled. An urgent and breathless voice came through: "All units, all units. We have a situation at Lincoln High School. Suspect on scene. Armed and dangerous demanding to speak to both Chen girls. He says he has evidence about the Morrison case that changes everything." Then one more transmission: "Suspect is identified as Robert Chen. Father of the twins. He's saying he didn't help kill Cameron Morrison. He's saying he knows who really did and he's saying if anyone tries to stop him from talking, he'll detonate the device he has strapped to his chest."

"You're going into this with emotions. I can have someone take over the case while you get some rest." "Mrs. Chen is dead. We need to get him. I don't need rest." "I'm going in."