A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 1150 Why Am I Panicking

Natalie showed no sign of fear or weakness, although tears had welled up in her eyes. “Based on our investigations, Dream Corporation in Chanaea is involved in the pharmaceutical and entertainment industries,” the interrogator said.

After a short pause, the man carried on with his assumption. “Is your pharmaceutical business involved in producing those illegal substances? Did you sneak them into Loang in the name of expanding your jewelry business in our country?”

Natalie responded with a cold snort. “What are you laughing at?” the man questioned her.

“I’m laughing at the assumption you made based on the limited information you gathered.” Natalie stopped smiling and pulled a straight face. “Pharmaceutical is a noble industry. You can make deductions from the available evidence, but please stop making unsubstantiated allegations against me!”

“You…” The man was taken aback by how steady Natalie was. W-Why am I panicking? After putting the lamp back on the table, the man sneered, “You think you can get off scot-free just by denying it?”

rights by telling you the truth.

when the evidence is against you? Stop playing with words!” “I didn’t play with words. I was just

his eyes. “Since you refused to confess your crime, I

keep my mouth shut since the answer I gave was not what they were looking for, and I couldn’t

her a glass of water since they locked her

“F*ck! Say something!” Natalie still gave him the cold shoulder. “Okay! I guess we have to do it the hard way!” The man gave his partner an eye signal, and the latter went out

torture, like a blunt knife and a chain

sentence, but we can spare you the suffering while you’re still alive. You’re a lady, and I’m sure you don’t want to go through hell. For your information, the person outside has given me permission to do anything to

when she heard that. Who’s the person? Is the person the mastermind behind this? Is he or

when they decided to work with the Leitz family, as they were aware of the risks. Yet, she had still fallen victim to their scheme. We have a