Your Love Is But a Dream

Chapter 262

"Hello," the officer greeted Katrina and asked, "What happened in the car earlier? Do you know each other?"

Katrina was about to speak when Robert, afraid she might say something reckless, quickly stepped forward to explain, "We know each other. She's our employer's wife. Earlier in the car-"

"I'm asking her, not you." The officer shot Robert a warning look. Then, he turned to Katrina and spoke in a gentler tone, "It's okay. Just tell the truth. You don't have to worry about anything with us here."

"We..." Katrina murmured.

"Mrs. Zachman!" Robert stared at her anxiously.

Katrina glanced at him before finishing her sentence, "We know each other."

Robert finally breathed a sigh of relief at that.

But before he could fully relax, Katrina spoke up again, "They barged into my home without my permission. Then, they took my phone and tried to abduct me and restricted my freedom."

"I have no idea where they were planning to take me. I had no choice and had to take a risk to save myself. I'm sorry for the trouble," she said apologetically, offering the officer a small smile.

no other choice but to gamble in the heat of the moment. Either she would attract the attention of the police or passersby, or the bodyguards

the very least, she was out of immediate danger and

immediately panicked. The traffic officers

wary after hearing Katrina's statement. Their gazes shifted toward the bodyguards, now filled

"Mrs. Zachman, we were only following orders from Mr. Zachman to bring you back. We never

you! You dragged me out of my own home!" Katrina snapped

at a loss for words, momentarily unsure of what to

immediately called

when he realized

more than just a traffic violation. Mark was sent the traffic department, while the others went to

some information from Katrina, they had a female officer escort

looked visibly exhausted. She was only wearing thin loungewear and a coat. While

the coat tighter around herself and sat

officer noticed how pale Katrina looked and poured her some warm water from the dispenser. She said while handing the

her hands. The warmth helped chase away the cold and cleared