“Let go. Andrew,” came the command. Everyone’s eyes turned toward the door.

Jeremiah strode in, clad in his military uniform, emphasizing his sleek, upright physique. Tall and imposing, his sharp, well- defined features-blade-like eyebrows and a sculpted straight nose-added to his cold, emotionless eyes and calm, distant expression.

He had just finished a brief meeting and flew back to Seacrity from Betrico on a private jet without even changing out of his military uniform. One could imagine how urgent the situation must have been.

Emmett followed behind, carrying a black briefcase, his expression equally stoic, focused solely on Jeremiah’s affairs. though he didn’t understand why Jeremiah was in such a rush to return.

As Jeremiah approached, everyone froze in place at once.

The gold star on his uniform immediately drew everyone’s attention. It clearly symbolized his rank as a major general in his twenties, an undeniable force in Clusia.

“Where’s Yvette?” Jeremiah asked, his words met with a sense of numbness from those present. Clearly, he was there for the girl who had just been arrested.

But who exactly was she? The principal of Argrol University, the Chambers family, the mayor, and right then, even a major general had shown up. The entire police station was on the verge of being turned upside down.

Andrew let go and pushed Daniel away. He stumbled and fell, struggling to get up.

The moment Jeremiah arrived, Daniel realized that he was finished, thinking, ‘A major general had personally come to the police station for Yvette.

Andrew shouted. That jerk locked Yvette in the isolation room! Don’t stop me! I’m going to beat him up!”

Following quietly behind Jeremiah and almost unnoticed, Emmett shot a subtle, unreadable glance at Andrew.

Andrew’s words confirmed Emmett’s suspicions. ‘Jeremiah had rushed back to Seacrity for this girl, Yvette, even bringing in that force for her, Emmett thought.

Normally, Andrew would have noticed something off in Emmett’s demeanor, but he was too consumed by thoughts of Yvette being locked up.

A storm brewed in Jeremiah’s icy and unforgiving eyes as his gaze zeroed in on Daniel, who was still sprawled on the ground.

Daniel trembled under that stare, struggling to breathe and rise.

Jeremiah stepped forward, towering over him, then kicked him back down with his military boot. Everyone in the police station lowered their heads further.

is one thing; now, even

mayor of Seacrity. How’s he ever going to show his face in politics again

spoke carefully. “Jeremiah, Daniel is

after all You.”

coldly, his eyes filled with undisguised disdain, causing

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at the end of the police station’s hallway, with Andrew and

frozen, dumbfounded as he witnessed

was nothing. Who on earth is

major general from Clusia stood up for Yvette, Zachary thought it over and decided to stay where he

station. Dim and oppressive, it had a way of breaking most detainees

worried he had said

glanced at the anxious Wyatt and pulled

evidence of Daniel’s bribery, collusion with officials, and embezzlement of public funds. You know how to handle this, right?” Jeremiah

was shocked. He quickly reached out to take

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how many atrocities had Daniel committed over the years het

Jeremiah had uncovered everything, even from ten years earlier, in just

broke out on Wyatt’s back. The influence and capabilities of Jeremiah from the Chavez family were far

he had

still lying there motionless, Daniel had no clue about the conversation between Jeremiah and

take the documents, and then, after looking through them,

some confidence and shouted in Wyatt’s direction, “Mr. Langford, I’m still the deputy mayor of Seacrity! Are you just

shout and looked at Daniel sympathetically as he lay limp

get it. Jeremiah’s evidence is enough to ruin him. This once-proud deputy

himself to blame. Of all people, he had chosen to target

into temporary custody, Wyatt

police exchanged confused looks. How had they gotten to the point of arresting the

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