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

Chapter 1218 Messing with Wynter

Hazel was furious when Wynter hit the nail on the head. Her face was red from anger yet paled from fear.

She resisted the urge to storm up from the interrogation chair. “Who gave you the right to investigate my personal privacy?”

“Hazel, take a look at where you’re at before you start slamming tables,” Wynter replied calmly. “Who else should we investigate if not a criminal suspect?”

Hazel scoffed. “Since when am I a suspect? You people are just incompetent. Go catch those big shots if you are so capable. What are you arresting me for?

To slander me?

“Vanessa likes jumping off buildings. What’s that got to do with me? I will tell you again–don’t accuse me without evidence!”

“Do I need to remind you of your image as a gentle and caring senior?” Wynter said without any change in her expression.

The investigators who were watching outside had already decided there was no saving Hazel.

Hazel took a deep breath. “I’m just doing outreach work. It’s nothing illegal, right? You are accusing me without any evidence. Is this how you people conduct investigations?”

convinced that I have no evidence,” Wynter said as she pushed Hazel’s

I am.

shock. Her face turned

chat logs? Did the others not delete them? But this

previous bravado had vanished. Her hands trembled as she tried to

no point in arguing back

1218 Messing

connected to you. You intentionally brought her into the bar and sold her to the big shots.

into this. I’m just a

threatened me. I didn’t dare to disobey since I was afraid they would harm me

“Oh, really?

person in charge. Wait, no! The manager! Our outreach manager. He said he’d come to my school if I didn’t obey,”

if she was deep

her and pitifully added, “I didn’t have a

to drink any alcohol handed to her by random people before we entered the bar. There are surveillance cameras in the bar. You can check

the drugs you prepared.” Wynter chuckled softly. “After all,

in illicit activities wouldn’t risk exposing themselves to such easily traceable evidence.”