Unfinished Business with You novel

Chapter 1309 I’m His Mother

At night, Eugene, George, and the others took Blood Rose and the rest to the police department. Of course, they were accompanied by a criminal lawyer at the Nolan Group.

Upon arrival, Eugene and George did not need to say a word. The lawyer recounted the situation and presented the confession that Blood Rose had already made.

He also explained the criminal acts they had committed and the penalties they would face according to the law.

Eugene had already informed the higher-ups at the police department about the plan to smoke out the criminal. Moreover, the police turned a blind eye to the injuries that Blood Rose and her companions sustained, especially since those injuries were self-inflicted.

They used the Tickle Powder merely to make it easier to apprehend her.

After the police had been searching for so long, a citizen suddenly handed over the wanted criminals, along with a confession, and the police felt mortified to say anything else.

At Eugene's firm request, the police expedited the execution of the culprits.

Of course, the child with them was also taken along.

However, for some unknown reason, the child who had been asleep all along started crying when they arrived at the police department, and nothing seemed to calm him down.

Eventually, they discussed it with Eugene and asked for

them they would find the child's parents as soon as possible and have them claim him at the

anything about it, they took

that the child, who had been crying inconsolably in the car,

like he has developed an attachment after spending a

…

them they had found the child's mother,

the phone and brought the child to the clinic. They wanted

was empty today, and suddenly

for treatment, but when she walked in, she headed straight for Olivia, who

aggressively snatched the child from Olivia's arms without saying a

and moved away.

child from Olivia, her gaze filled with hostility as if Olivia was the one who took

frightened by her sudden

wondering what

to us for saving the child, but her attitude shouldn't