My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 1314 Promised To Kneel And Apologize

Genevieve saw two police officers getting out of their car, their uniforms displaying badge numbers. The woman named Tina approached them and started talking to the officers.

It's likely that she's the one who called the police.

Charlotte's face turned blue with anger, and she said resentfully, “How disgusting! They can't accept their loss, so they called the police!”

Genevieve smiled faintly, “What's there to be afraid of? Even if the police come, he'll have to apologize.”

As Tina and the two police officers approached, Genevieve had already retracted her foot and stood there leisurely with her arms crossed.

A police officer asked Genevieve, “Your boyfriend's girlfriend reported that you hit her. Is that true?”

“No way, I couldn't possibly beat him,” Genevieve said. “We lost a bet, and he said he wanted to apologize to my friend, so he knelt down on his own.”

Wilbur scrambled to his feet and exclaimed, “When did I ever make a bet with you?”

Before the competition, Wilbur had secretly placed a bet with Genevieve. Considering that the referee was also on his side, and now even the police had arrived, Wilbur stubbornly refused to admit that they had made a bet.

pull this

conversation with

immediately, and he quickly retorted, “You recorded me without

prevent any accidents. How did

upon arrival, it was clear that the man had lost a bet and refused to admit defeat. This

officers were about to leave, a taxi

handsome man stepping out of the taxi, the

“Mr. Faulkner.”

slight nod and then walked toward Genevieve. Seeing her wearing only a baseball jersey, he felt a pang of sympathy and took off his jacket to drape

feeling warmth in her heart, “Didn't I tell

outside, let me give you a ride

loss, and to make matters worse, his girlfriend called the

there any evidence?” Armand

recorded it, and they also have videos of the

ready, Armand turned to Wilbur, his gaze calm yet incredibly intimidating. “Since you've lost, you should accept the consequences gracefully. Making