Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chad gave a slight nod to his subordinates outside the panel. They immediately stepped into the room next door, looking at the man who was still stubborn. "Officer Rubin, your career ends here." They said.

Officer Rubin looked at the cop in shock, "Where's Chad? Wasn't he the one interrogating me?"

The cop replied, "The captain is already preparing to transfer Marian. You've been with her for five years and didn't marry her. Women aren't dumb, you know. She realized it's not worth it to keep protecting you."

"That's impossible!" Officer Rubin couldn't believe it, "You cops always act like you know everything during interrogations to make me nervous. I'm telling you, I don't believe she would betray me."

The cop said, "You're hard to fool, but she isn't a civil servant. She doesn't know how these things work. Plus, she's already confessed everything."

Officer Rubin was still in disbelief.

In the adjacent room, Marian was sobbing, spilling out all the deeds she had done over the years. Chad was interrogating her, and a stenographer was taking notes. After an hour-long interrogation, it was finally over. Marian could finally close her eyes and rest for a bit. Whatever Chad had promised her, he would fulfill, "Marian, wait for the law to judge you. I hope you can start anew after you get out."

Chad exited the room with the notes, and the officers outside gave him a hearty round of applause. Donnie admired his mentor, who was only three years older than him. Chad had earned his position because he was genuinely brilliant. "Chad, you're really something." Donnie said.

He started out intimidating Marian, making her fearful, and then ignoring her for a while to keep her off balance. When he began his interrogation, he attacked her vanity. He even brought in a mirror, showing her haggard reflection.

When she was emotionally vulnerable, he had his subordinates tell her that Officer Rubin wanted to see him. This broke Marian's defenses and left her in a state of chaos. Then he began sympathizing with her, building rapport. Finally, she broke down in tears and told the truth.

With Marian as a witness, Officer Rubin had no choice but to admit his guilt. But Chad wanted to dig deeper into his other information, including the role of the Marshal family and who else was involved in the act of laundering money through Obsidian Cafe. Back at the office, Andre received a call from Chad about Officer Rubin's confession. "Chad, is there any other information on him?" Andre asked.

"That will take time. Without Marian's confession, he wouldn't have admitted guilt so quickly. We can't afford to wait any longer and have to lock him up for now. We can get to him easily enough since he's under our control. Andre, I've got the guy. I have a few questions for you." Chad said. Andre, looking out his office window, said, "I know what you're going to ask. It's not convenient to meet outside. Come to my house when you have time."

Chad agreed.

Officer Rubin behind bars, completing a major task. He had heard that Hansen was hospitalized but never had the chance to visit. Moreover, he had only seen his sister once in all this time. So, after transferring the criminal, he went home, changed

was recuperating at home. The doctor had reminded him to keep his emotions in check and not get easily angered. The doctor also advised the Cedillo children, "Keep

everyone nodded respectfully, and Hansen felt he had found a reliable doctor. He returned home, where his

been particularly lethargic lately. After finishing her meal, she felt sleepy and went upstairs to rest. Molly thought she

was normal, "You don't have a

"Ask Andre." Mia said.

loved reading novels since she was

date was approaching, and Hansen was a bit unhappy because there would

showed up at the Cedillo family's house with a gift. Upon seeing him, Molly's face lit up with joy, "Chad, what brings

maid. She

came to visit Hansen. I've been too

case is complex, and it was inconvenient for us to

at home. Bruce looked at

garnered some attention in Havenbrook, and his superior had mentioned him

you for the praise,

case

newspaper."

the eyes. I don't read." Molly

asked, "And looking at your phone isn't bad

at a loss