His Ex Wife Is A Billionaire

Chapter 534

Right then, in Elmsworth.

Nydia stood alone in front of the Elmsworth Police Station, her jaws clenched tight, as she mustered the courage to step inside.

“Miss, are you here to file a report?” a female officer greeted her.

Nydia nodded vigorously and asked in a soft voice, “Excuse me, is Captain Aaron available?”

Aaron had been swamped with work for two straight days and nights, and was now catching some Zs in the duty room.

When he got word that Nydia had come looking for him, he shot up like a fish jumping out of water and went out to greet her. Inside the office.

Nydia and Aaron sat across from each other, the girl’s fingers interlaced and twisting nervously, her knuckles turning white. “Nydia, what’s got you coming down here all of a sudden? is something wrong?” Aaron’s gaze was sharp and probing, but his tone was full of concern.

Though they were half–siblings, Nydia, ever so gentle and shy, had always followed in the shadow of her older sister, Evadne, outshined by her brilliance. But Aaron never played favorites, always treating her just like his own sister. Whenever he returned from a trip, he’d bring back the same gifts for Nydia as he did for Evadne

But as they grew older, they naturally drifted apart. Nydia, reserved and introverted, never reached out to her brothers as Evadne did. So, to an outsider, their relationship seemed less intimate.

Evadne or Nydia, his commitment to them was unwavering.

lifted her gaze to meet Aaron’s

to come forward as a victim and testify against

sharply, “Nydia, what did you say?”

words, her heart felt as if it were bleeding. Aaron pressed his lips together tightly

detective, with ample professional investigative skills and a strong psychological resilience. But when tragedy strikes so close to his family member, he had to tread even more carefully.

wanted nothing more than to see Byron, that beast,

with Myra? Does Evadne know about

head, her voice barely above a whisper, Aaron, if I had told them, do you think I’d be here? Truth be told, last night I went to see my sister and brother–in–law, and after I shared

his voice grave, “They’re trying to protect you from potential harm. You’re my

I’d agree

“You will.”

determination and deep trust, “Because you’re a cop, Aaron. You stand for justice

the criminal and get justice for

felt a surge of passion, his blood

But your case has been cold for a while now, and the evidence may be insufficient. Plus, Byron’s assault on you was only attempted, and didn’t result in actual physical

caught in her chest, heavy with pain.

and because of the complex relationships between the victims and the suspects, gathering evidence

Chambers Group pressuring the victims, they refuse to tell the truth, leaving. us in a very passive position!

want to discourage you, but even if you do come forward, this case isn’t likely to make much of