The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Clarice was brought into the interrogation room that night. She was separated from Justin only by a thin wall.

Although Jack was one of Donald's subordinates, he was unaware of what was truly

happening behind the scenes.

All he cared about was successfully solving this case. It was the perfect opportunity for him to prove himself to Donald and help him put his rival, Ralph, in his place.

Jack was determined to make Ralph see how he would handle Justin's case.

He imagined the headlines describing him as a fearless police officer who was not afraid of power, earning the public's approval and praise.

expected Clarice to be involved in this case and only treated her as another suspect. "Justin claimed that you provided the drugs. What do you have to say about that?" Clarice blinked innocently, pretending to be clueless. "That's not true! I don't know why Mr. Salvador would say such a thing, but I've never given him any drugs! Officer, could

have sufficient motive and opportunity to plant the drugs in his office. Our investigations show that only you and his secretary, Ian, have been in and out of his office

have direct access to medications. Crystal Ice originates from a class of powerful sedatives that affect the central

I've ever given Mr. Salvador were for his migraines and stress relief. If you don't believe me, search my home and investigate

nowhere near as powerful as Mr. Salvador, but that doesn't give you the right to accuse me of drug dealing without evidence. This is nothing more than a baseless

"You're far from

up for it. "You're also the personal doctor of Grant Salvador, Justin's elder brother. It's

in powerful families are nothing new. I don't need firsthand experience to know how these things work. The Salvador family only has two heirs. Justin, as the younger brother, is in charge right now. It's obvious that the elder sibling wouldn't be happy about it. What's stopping him from sabotaging his brother to claim the inheritance? You're loyal to Grant. It's not far-fetched to think you'd use your position

a lie detector had been