Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

My Forsaken Ex–Wife Back-

Chapter 224 Not Sincere

His heroic act had once made her heart race in her youth, but time had changed everything.

After witnessing his cold indifference and shameless behavior, the feelings that had once blossomed in her teenage years had long faded away.

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As the car door swung open, Arthur settled into the driver’s seat and said, “We need to head to the police station.”

“Okay,” Charlotte replied.

Outside, the battered figures sprawled on the ground were being loaded into police cars. Once they arrived at the station, the recording of statements and interrogations stretched on for hours.

As the victim, Charlotte was approached by an officer who asked if she wanted to settle things amicably.

Her expression had eased by then, and she firmly replied, “I don’t want to settle amicably.”

“Then we’ll proceed according to the law,” the officer said.

Since no significant harm had been done, the group would only face detention.

Chapter 224 Not Sincere

Arthur, having acted heroically, faced no repercussions.

the police station, the night was

stood a short distance away. Arthur glanced at her and instructed, “Take her

Mr. Harrison,” Grace nodded, turning to Tina. “Ms. Hubert, let’s

said hurriedly before bidding Charlotte farewell and getting

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turned to the man leaning casually against the car, jacket draped over one arm. “Thank you for

his

that all I get? Just a verbal thank you?”

catch. She met his gaze and

with mischief. “If I told you, it might seem like I’m holding it

demanding he

just say what he wants? Do I not know

a soft sigh, she replied, “I have nothing

Not

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lights outside the police station illuminated his features, and despite their carlier tension, a sense of calm settled between them.

haven’t had dinner yet,” he

want to cat?

sincere,” he replied, disappointment creeping

you,” she said, suddenly understanding his hint as

gentle breeze lifted her hair,

the driver’s seat, he stopped her. “I’ll drive.”

didn’t argue, sliding into the back seat instead.

the night had unfolded