The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Justin sat next to Clarence, maintaining an impassive expression. Yet, inside, he was full of admiration for Clarence's understated brilliance.

For someone like Justin-proud and aloof by nature-few people in the world could earn his respect.

If he could overcome this ordeal and return to the Salvador Corporation unscathed, he swore to personally invite Clarence to become the company's legal advisor. Clarence could name his price.

As expected, after Clarence's relentless questioning, Jack's expression gradually stiffened. He exhaled heavily, his frustration evident.

Jack had been thoroughly outmaneuvered.

"You can summon my client for questioning or even suspect him, but every case must adhere to a fundamental principle of procedural justice."

Clarence's gaze remained steady, exuding the commanding presence of a former high judge.

"However, if you can't produce evidence proving my client consumed drugs, purchased them, or if you fail to find credible witnesses, then the most you can do is detain him for 24 hours."

down, blurted out angrily, "As the head of a large corporation, he could easily obtain this stuff through clandestine

Jack snapped, glaring at

you really don't have any solid evidence. In that case,

the investigation and whether you

you don't mind, could someone fetch me a cup of

fuming with rage, only to be greeted by more bad news from

surveillance footage from Justin's office, the one where the 'Crystal Ice' was allegedly found, had been completely erased. No evidence had been

drugs had been placed there by Justin himself

already made her move, staying

office. Regardless of whether the footage helped or harmed Justin's case, it had to

ensuring they could not accuse Justin of drug possession. Otherwise, the charges would only

junior officer rushed into his office. "Captain Lowe, someone is