Stuck in you

Celine didn't know how long she had waited there, but she was glad when someone suddenly came in. But to her disappointment, it wasn't the one she was expecting.

A policewoman brought her a bottle of water.

Celine took it and thanked her in a low voice. The policewoman replied softly, "You're welcome."

When the policewoman was about to leave, Celine stood up in a hurry and stopped her, "Wait!"

The policewoman, who was already holding the doorknob, stopped and turned to look at her. "Any problem?" she asked doubtfully.

Celine licked her dry lips first before she asked, "When can I go home?"

The policewoman smiled and replied, "My senior will be here at any minute. He has something to ask you."

"Something to ask me?" Celine repeated nervously. Her face turned pale in an instant. She grasped the bottle with both hands tightly and said, "I've already told you everything. I swear."

The policewoman raised an eyebrow and replied, "It is a normal procedure. You have nothing to fear." What the policewoman had said was just natural, but for Celine, it sounded harsh. She even felt that she was mocking her.

Her cheeks flushed. Her lips moved as if she wanted to say something, but no words came out of her mouth.

The policewoman thought that she had nothing more to say, so she turned to open the door. However, Celine called her again.

She took a few steps forward to get near the policewoman and asked in a panicky voice, "Wait. Is the man who came with me still there?" She was referring to Jack.

"Who? I'll ask my colleagues."

The policewoman's words made Celine's heart sink, but she still managed to say, "Thank you."

When Rachel called Howard, she wasn't able to get much information from him. Apparently, he wasn't quite sure what had really happened.

Rachel was so anxious, so she immediately asked where Jack was.

Howard told her which police station Jack went.

Rachel was puzzled. She couldn't understand why Jack had to go to the police station. But since she was so worried about him, she borrowed some money from Andy and hurriedly went downstairs to take a taxi.

Andy offered to call his driver to pick Rachel up. It was already late at night, so he was worried about her safety.

But Rachel couldn't wait any longer, so she refused his offer politely.

Since she refused his offer, Andy gave his phone to Rachel so she could use it in case of emergency.

to the door. Before she could leave, Andy said, "Don't worry too much. I will ask what happened at the banquet, then I will call you if I find some useful information." He

thanked him again and

she was talking to

wondered why Howard was so hesitant to answer Rachel's questions. Perhaps there were things that he

snorted upon thinking about it. To clarify things, he called the villa to ask what really happened during the

she walked out of the hospital. When she seated, the driver looked at her for a

him the address of the police

for a moment, but then answered, "Okay." While he was

so she was wearing something eye-catching. And she took a taxi from the hospital going to the police station, so the driver got more curious.

was surprised by the driver's words, but she still answered, "It's okay. Just maintain that speed.

drove smoothly in the

too bored, or he was really curious about her, so he asked again,

with," she replied. She lowered her head and played with Andy's cellphone. Feeling a

noticed her mood, so

it was already late at night, there was no traffic jam. They also didn't meet any red lights, so the taxi went very fast. It only took them ten minutes to reach

turned to look at her and said, "We're almost there,

and looked out of the window again. She realized that she didn't know where they were, so

"Sure, no problem."

at the screen and found out it was

After

contemplated for a while before she decided to

came at the other end

is your husband's surname

she was also delighted to hear

driver turned to tell Rachel, but he

to finish her phone call. Fortunately, it

already stopped, she immediately paid the driver

closed her eyes, waiting for the car to hit her. But what she heard was the

taxi driver, who was about to drive away, heard the deafening noise. When he turned to check what it was, he saw the

looked very

man disappeared in the distance. He

of well-off was complicated. He couldn't understand why they liked coming to the

was wrong

past nine o'clock in the evening. Only a

Rachel explained to one of them why

so they all knew about it. It