A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 21 Get Over Here Quickly

At the Forensic Department under the Major Crimes Unit, Effie delivered the final autopsy report of the murder case at Lucent River to Natalie, requesting her signature.

“Boss, the people from the Criminal Investigation Division are amazed by you for identifying the previous two victims’ identities so quickly. Thanks to that, they managed to save the third victim. The third victim was unconscious by the time they found her. The murderer was about to inject potassium cyanide into her and dismember her.”

Thanks to Natalie’s help, we’ve arrested the murderer and saved a person’s life.

Effie leaned her cheek on her palm while staring at Natalie with admiration sparkling in her eyes.

“It’s great that we saved her.” The latter let out a sigh of relief. After flipping through the report, she signed it.

“Boss, we’ll be having a celebratory dinner tonight. Officer Williams specifically asked for you to attend it.”

“I won’t be going.” Natalie returned the document to Effie and continued in a calm tone, “I’ve gained permission from Mr. Jones to just focus on the cases and not join other irrelevant events.”

Effie was at a loss of words for a moment. She then nodded in agreement as she thought of her impression of Natalie. She has never given in just to please others. Her professionalism and skills are the ones that do the talking.

Natalie looked plain in her disguise.

Despite that, awe appeared on Effie’s face as she stared at the woman.

hyper-realistic mask, making sure that it

and left in a cab.

a call came in.

she answered the call, Yandel’s grumbling voice sounded over the phone. “Boss, when will you be

and answered, “I’m on my way. I’ll be there in about

intrigued by my generous offer to

have to persuade him to take on your offer.

come over

“I got it.”

pursed her lips after hanging up the

by her three years ago. As she wished to keep a low profile and hide her

all these years, I’ve never given up on making myself stronger.

deep in thought, the driver

then paid the fare and

crowds consisting of employees and

as Natalie was about to make her way in, a couple left

it took was one glance

Yonah Hermann and

her mother’s urn to Dellmoor. Yonah, who gave her unyielding