Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle by Heap Heap

It was when a sharp pain shot through her hand and it felt as though a needle was piercing her vein did Mandy finally realize that Rain was giving her an injection!

A sense of fear rose from the soles of her feet and ascended to the top of her head.

Could it be that this woman was really capable of murdering someone?

Did she run out of patience and decide to poison and kill her?

Rain skillfully completed the procedure. Then, she chuckled and patted Mandy's cheek. She did it gently this time. "Do you think that starving yourself can force us to release you? Don't worry, I have IV drips that can sustain your life. You won't die! If you refuse to tell me the truth, I'll continue to give you drips until they aren't enough to keep you alive. Then, I'll insert a feeding tube through your nose and give you liquid food. That's how patients in vegetative states survive. You're destined to live."

Mandy felt despair. She did not expect Rain to be so cruel.

The idea that she just came up with was countered by her right away.

Moreover, Rain acted without hesitation. She did not even give her a chance to negotiate.

Rain said to the person beside her, "Someone will be coming to do a shift handover with you shortly. Remember to remind them to come in every hour and confirm whether Ms. Sanders is still alive or not. Oh, by the way, when the IV drip finishes, remove the needle for her to avoid blood backflow. She's too weak now."

Rain turned around and left after giving her instructions.

She sat in the living room. She furrowed her brows while reporting to Luke, "Mandy still refuses to say anything."

A person who feared death was afraid of going to prison too.

However, Mandy had not truly experienced a near-death encounter yet. She probably would not confess that easily and risk being thrown into prison.

"Keep going," replied Luke.

Mandy must confess everything.

In A City's detention center, Marcos and Ethan were sitting on the chairs. According to the laws of A City, family members were not allowed to visit someone who had been detained. Hence, Marcos did not come to visit Matysh as his nephew but as Ethan's assistant.

The police officers in the detention center escorted Matysh to the room.

disheveled. His beard covered his entire face, and his hair was messy. Apart from his relatively clean cheeks, he looked like a refugee wandering on

Ethan's face. Where did the Matysh

he end up in such a state after being sent to the detention

expression and looked at Marcos. His wretchedness stood in stark contrast to

a facade of harmony for the sake of Old Master Abaza and

Marcos happened to see him in such a state. He questioned in an

a calm expression on

watch Matysh could only understand English. As he was concerned that they might be discussing some unfavorable information, he tapped

Matysh glared at him.

he was not good at it. However, this man insisted that he spoke English. Would that

believed that he was superior to

Marcos. He was disheveled and haggard. It was a big blow to

refused to accept the current state

His family had asked him to be his defense attorney. Why did

bring him here

glared at him that way. He wondered if he had made

wanted to tell Matysh that Marcos was his nephew and he was here to help him in his time

could he help without understanding the entire

got all the documents from the police, but they're currently being translated. I'd like to hear about what happened at that time and the incident of breaking into someone's home and injuring

see the case file provided by

not expect the detention center in A City to be so careless. They detained a foreigner, yet they did not even bother to prepare a translated case

outside, translating those case files

previous events, especially not in front

police officers came looking for him was not because of the home invasion case but rather the suicide of a teenager that happened several years

it up, he would not have remembered the illegal act

an

Matysh had been waiting for

was here, but the first thing he