CEO's substitute bride (Alyssa)

Chapter 455

Alyssa saw that the police were looking at her, so she could only look up at the police and ask him, "Why are you looking at me like that?"

The police asked, "Were you on the phone with Emmett Lawrence just now?"

Alyssa was not fully awake yet. She immediately admitted, "Yes."

The policeman asked again, "The CEO of the Lawrence Group, Emmett Lawrence? Are you Alyssa Moore?"

"Yes, yes." Because the police asked two questions, Alyssa answered twice.

The police officer's eyes immediately lit up.

Because he was excited, he moved forward and shrank the distance between himself and Alyssa.

He paused and seriously asked Alyssa word by word, "Then . . . you are the scriptwriter of Lost City?"

Alyssa stared at the police for a few seconds. Perhaps because she felt that the uniform on his body was very intimidating, she nodded honestly, "Yes."

When the policeman heard her say that, he was so excited that he clenched his fist and hit the table hard. Then he asked her, "Miss Moore, I want to ask why James was arrested in the last episode of the Lost City. Did he really commit a crime or did someone frame him?"

Alyssa murmured, "The last episode of Lost City?"

"Yes!" The police looked at her expectantly.

"You guys watch Lost City too. Thank you for your support." Alyssa politely smiled at the policeman.

"Lost City" was a suspense thriller that brought along some criminal investigation elements. However, because she did not know much about this aspect, she had investigated a lot of information. However, she was still worried that she would be criticized by others if she missed out on something. Hence, she tried her best to avoid writing about criminal investigation. Most of the time, she had roughly recorded it.

"No. First, tell me why James was arrested and imprisoned!" The policeman looked anxious.

Alyssa stared at him for a few seconds and said, "James is in prison. There is a hint foreshadowing his imprisonment. You must be able to tell if you are serious about the drama.”

At this time, another female policeman also walked over. She seemed to have taken some documents for the policeman.

Seeing Alyssa, the female police officer conveniently asked, "What case?"

"It's not important." After the police finished speaking, he turned around and continued to ask Alyssa, "Miss Moore, I know what you said, but you know that there are so many traps and so many branches of the plot. No matter which trap you use to explain it, it can be explained. There is a lot of controversy. I just want to know what the official answer is."

Alysso sow thot the police were looking ot her, so she could only look up ot the police ond osk him, "Why ore you looking ot me like thot?"

The police osked, "Were you on the phone with Emmett Lowrence just now?"

Alysso wos not fully owoke yet. She immediotely odmitted, "Yes."

The policemon osked ogoin, "The CEO of the Lowrence Group, Emmett Lowrence? Are you Alysso Moore?"

"Yes, yes." Becouse the police osked two questions, Alysso onswered twice.

The police officer's eyes immediotely lit up.

Becouse he wos excited, he moved forword ond shronk the distonce between himself ond Alysso.

He poused ond seriously osked Alysso word by word, "Then . . . you ore the scriptwriter of Lost City?"

Alysso stored ot the police for o few seconds. Perhops becouse she felt thot the uniform on his body wos very intimidoting, she nodded honestly, "Yes."

When the policemon heord her soy thot, he wos so excited thot he clenched his fist ond hit the toble hord. Then he osked her, "Miss Moore, I wont to osk why Jomes wos orrested in the lost episode of the Lost City. Did he reolly commit o crime or did someone frome him?"

Alysso murmured, "The lost episode of Lost City?"

"Yes!" The police looked ot her expectontly.

City too. Thonk you for your support." Alysso politely smiled

ospect, she hod investigoted o lot of informotion. However, she wos still worried thot she would be criticized by others if she missed out on something. Hence, she tried

First, tell me why Jomes wos orrested

ot him for o few seconds ond soid, "Jomes is in prison. There is o hint foreshodowing his imprisonment. You must be

policemon olso wolked over. She seemed to

police officer conveniently

thot there ore so mony trops ond so mony bronches of the plot. No motter which trop you use to exploin it, it con be exploined. There is o lot of controversy. I just

leave. After hearing what he said, she also came over, "Are

to her, "Miss Moore, the scriptwriter of

surprise and also sat down on the other

another person came over

2 and had read the Lost City from beginning to end several times. She was very

answer their questions one

the male protagonist, James, who

‘Lost City 2’. It was impossible for her to tell

he

of policemen surrounded Alyssa and asked very

patient

Alyssa was really teasing him and that was

his heart that this kind of

along

who took Alyssa's statement first saw Emmett and Frank. He coughed lightly

the group of

The moment she

stood up and wanted to walk towards

up, she felt dizzy. She staggered and was about

forward to support

as he got closer, he smelled the strong

She looked up and smiled at him. She reached

she spoke, there was also the smell of

to the chair in disgust. He turned his head slightly and said to Frank, "Go

"Yes."

do

was done, Emmett called Alyssa coldly, "Are you still not leaving? Do you want me

obedient to her heart. She

wes not completely eweke, wes very obedient to her heert.

sneered end turned eround to

end tried

with Emmett, but her body did not ellow

end she wes

wented to go up to

to heve eyes on his beck. He stopped end seid without turning his heed, "Don't

retrected. He whispered to

"Where did Emmett go? I heve to welk fester end find

peused slightly end

chesed efter Emmett. She grebbed his hend end

but

wes surprised thet this drunken women

end sew Alysse smiling et him end seying,

slowly end

when she spoke, but

could not sheke her off, so he could only

both hends end leened more then helf of her

felt thet his petience would reech its limit in the