Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0565

I recognized the man as Chief Jefferson. Back when Claudia framed me and got me arrested, I'd seen him a few times. He was still trying to smooth things over.

'Did Captain Steele offend Mr. Hawk in some way?"

He patted Neal's shoulder. "Neal, quickly apologize to Mr. Hawk. Mr. Hawk is known for being magnanimous; this matter can be put to rest."

Despite his anger, Nicholas still had rationality with him. He let go of Neal's collar for Chief Jefferson's sake. He then brushed his hands off disdainfully as if touching something filthy.

Looking at Chief Jefferson, he said coldly, "This has nothing to do with Ariana. I don't want any of your people to trouble her.

"Of course, of course!' Chief Jefferson shot me a weary look, recalling how our marital spat had caused chaos in his precinct before. And now, here we were again!

No matter who he offended, it was always a headache for him. Even after our divorce, we still couldn't seem to behave ourselves.

shifted the subject instantly. "You see, Mr. Hawk is so generous and understanding. Clearly, Neal must have been out of

frowned. "It has nothing to do

yes, yes..." Chief Jefferson quickly agreed, wiping

black eyes burning with barely

take her side? I'm the one lying here! I want Ariana to pay! I

lifted my gaze toward Claudia in the distance. My calm expression sharpened with a cold

her sobs turning into muffled whimpers. Perhaps she felt too wronged, and she burst into tears again. Her cries were grating

smile almost split his face. He'd long

Whoever's near you is doomed!" Yasmine cursed loudly. I felt weary and turned to Chief Jefferson. "If there's nothing else, I'll leave." Chief Jefferson

"Let's just forget about this. I won't

spreading lies online, ruining your reputation, and dragging the law firm into it. You might be forgiving, but

things you don't know, Yasmine. Just trust me

legs could make her less reckless in the future, I could let

the past. And it wasn't my father who died. If he thought this was enough