The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

The sensation was unbearable, tormenting Justin to the point where even his extraordinary willpower felt inadequate. It was worse than death.

"Do you even know what this stuff is?" Jack questioned sharply.

Justin's voice was low. "What?"

"It's called Crystal Ice. Currently, it's the most toxic and addictive new drug on the market!"

Justin's pupils contracted violently, his breathing faltering, "What did you say it is?"

"Mr. Salvador, at this point, the evidence is irrefutable. Do you really need to keep acting?" Jack stood before him, his gaze cold and unyielding. "Confess honestly. Don't waste our time, and don't waste your precious time either. It's your first offense, so the sentence won't be severe. A real man owns up to his actions. Think it through."

Justin lowered his gaze, his brows furrowing deeper and deeper. Yet beneath his composed surface, an intense flame blazed in his eyes.

The drugs had come from Clarice. In other words, they were provided under Grant's orders.

Grant had never intended to cure him. Instead, he had lured Justin into drug dependency. Step by step, Grant had pushed him into the depths of hell, forcing him

Justin like a thunderbolt, his thoughts in turmoil. His

that moment, the door to the interrogation room

opened them to

am Justin's attorney, Clarence Lovett. From this moment on, my client has the right to selectively answer

Lovett-?!" Jack stared

the once-renowned Clarence Lovett? "Judge Lovett?" Justin's forehead was damp with cold sweat. His

of warmth. "I am no longer a judge. Today, I'm

curled into a mocking smile. "Hah, leave it to the Salvador family, Savrow's top financial power, to hire

believe everyone has the right to defend themselves." Clarence's

a

then leaned closer, lowering his voice so only Justin could hear. "It was Ms. Thompson

edge of authority. "While the test result is positive, it does not conclusively prove that my client consumed illegal drugs. Certain banned medications, when overdosed, can also

found Crystal Ice in his office! Even if it wasn't a large quantity,