I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 271 Intentional Harm

Benjamin did not allow Harper to respond to Frank's words directly. He revealed everything in a few words, and the onlookers immediately echoed that this was not a simple accident but a deliberate act. Moreover, Harper was pregnant, which exacerbated the matter. Michelle was taken away by the police.

Frank tried to explain to Benjamin, but Benjamin just said, "Michelle's behavior was intentional harm, and it was directed at you. Mr. Parker, do you really want me to let her off or hold her accountable?" Benjamin smiled meaningfully, and Frank made no reply.

Their eyes locked. The next moment, Benjamin took Harper's hand and walked straight towards his car.

He ordered Curtis, "Find witnesses and surveillance footage and hand them over to the police. Handle this matter according to normal procedures."

Curtis nodded and left. Benjamin then glanced at Harper in the front passenger seat and whispered, "Why don't you speak?"

Harper came back to her senses and turned to Benjamin. She had been silent since just now. In fact, she had never had a chance to chip in.

She asked, "What do you mean by your words to him just now?"

Benjamin smiled, "Why do you inquire about it? Are you going to let her off?"

Harper didn't respond. Of course, she didn't think so. Michelle's behavior was very dangerous. It was because of her good luck and Benjamin's timely arrival that nothing happened, but what about the future?

She couldn't guarantee that Michelle wouldn't do such a thing again.

So, she agreed that Michelle needed to be taught a lesson.

Benjamin's words persisted, prompting her

Frank's reaction is the

and

wondered if it was

up at

his sister and try to reason with her? Instead, he seemed to provoke her, drawing attention to

into silence with

are you thinking

"Nothing."

She shook her head.

am deliberately

cold, and

explained in a low voice, "I don't think

"Really?"

"Yes."

the time, and then his eyes

for a meal

the car

lunch, but the atmosphere was always relatively quiet, with almost no communication