The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 734 Successful Arrest

At once, Archie, who was investigating the woman, was in a dilemma.

They wondered if their superiors had made a mistake in judgment. After all, not every woman in this carriage with a child necessarily belonged to the human trafficking organization.

As Archie hesitated, the woman, Eloise Rogers, began to cry pitifully. “I’m just taking my baby back to our hometown. Officer, please have mercy. You can’t simply arrest us.

“I’m just unlucky to have boarded this train. I should have come back a day later. My baby’s grandparents are anxious to see her, so I hurried here. Who would have thought something like this would happen?”

When enforcing the law, what police officers feared the most was encountering such situations where it was difficult to determine if someone was good or bad.

Eloise’s face looked kind, and she didn’t seem well–educated.

Even the passengers nearby were pleading, “Officer, is there some misunderstanding here? I’ve seen this lady holding her child quietly the whole time and hardly speaking. She didn’t even board the train with that group of people.”

“Yeah, officer…”

On an old–fashioned train like this, where human connection was valued, it was inevitable that some passengers would speak up in such situations.

Archie was inexperienced, so he was considering whether to let the matter rest.

is so noisy, yet the

person speaking was

He didn’t

any targets to escape

kept shouting that the hospital was involved.” His tone was icy, but it sounded particularly pleasant in

at his

that the hospital sold you

soon as he said this, the surrounding passengers widened their eyes and stared at the

woman.

hospital sold

woman is a human trafficker?”

“Disgusting bitch!”

human traffickers. Now that they encountered one, they wished they could drown her with

Eloise

business for so many years and had never thought she would be

but she was

she couldn’t escape, and those men were unreliable. They had all been caught

she was resolute not to give