Under the heiress facade

Chapter 651

With that in mind, the interrogator straightened his posture and sternly scolded, "We're in the middle of an interrogation. Who allowed you to enter?"

Hera looked up, her cold gaze directed at him and the ID number on his chest. She then looked at the indecent photos on the table with a blank, icy expression.

She said frostily, "You're dismissed."

Priscilla couldn't help but laugh when she heard Hera. "Who do you think you are? Do you think you can fire someone just like that?"

"Priscilla, haven't you caused enough trouble?" At that moment, Augustus' powerful voice came from the doorway. He entered the room, accompanied by a middle-aged man dressed in a formal uniform.

Priscilla's expression turned sour upon seeing Augustus show up. "Have I caused enough trouble? I'm standing up for the Chime family, yet you dare say I'm making a fuss?"

"I'm not going to argue with you here. I'll settle this with you at home!" Augustus snapped.

Upon noticing their arrival, the interrogator hurried over to the middle-aged man, Joshua Olson. "Chief Olson..."

custody for investigation," Joshua ordered before the

that made the interrogator freeze on the

Priscilla's?

was being dismissed. Before the interrogator could even explain himself, two policemen

the handcuff keys and personally unlocked the handcuffs for Catherine. He then apologized, " Mrs. Jones, I've come to understand the situation, which was a misunderstanding. I'm very sorry for the fright we've

darkened. She wanted to step forward and intervene. "Joshua, you're

back. "Look at yourself right now. What makes you any different from those squabbling villagers? Richard, take Mrs. Chime Senior back so that she

shoved Priscilla toward Richard Chime. Richard ignored her protests and

away.

helped Catherine up and said politely, "Thank you,

Hera," Joshua answered with a

for you, I never would have known that I had a subordinate

while he was on a mission. Thus, Joshua was very grateful to

before glancing at the photos and signature on the printed transcript