The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 1053

“What is it? What are you doing?”

Jon was stunned as he panicked immediately.

However, the men had no intention of explaining and simply restrained Jon.

“Okay! So you’re blatantly in cahoots with Sean.

“What are you arresting me for?”

Jon struggled hard, his face unconvinced.

Click!

There was a loud click. Jon’s hands were twisted behind him and handcuffed.

Before Quill knew it, he received the same treatment as Jon.

“This is an approved arrest warrant for both of you.

“I can tell you clearly that you are under arrest.

The staff held up an arrest warrant and shook it in front of Jon’s eyes.

Jon was dumbfounded when he saw the stamped arrest warrant.

It was now a big deal!

They even brought an arrest warrant. It was already a criminal matter!

“Who… Who are you to…”

Before Jon could finish speaking, he was pushed into the car.

Quill and Jon sat in two separate cars and were taken to the government building.

The government office.

were interrogated

no matter

have you to

but I have a loan contract with them.

if I can’t pay it for the

sneered in his chair as if he

is a 300–million–dollar business fraud, yet you call it a civil dispute.

dispute, do

of the staff looked at Jon solemnly.

pay it, so

proof that I’m

shook his head, denying it.

means we have enough evidence.

you, got

heads slightly with some sarcasm in their

What

frowned slightly at

of saying anything, the staff just played a

a chair, explaining something

the entire conversation and recording

piece of land in River City but being unable to complete the

wanted to cooperate with Jen–Bond Holdings to

of money,

privately approached many companies for financing and loans.

Jon has sold the

the money Jen–Bond Holdings invested, the loans he made under the table, and the money he got from selling the development permit.

a lot of

business fraud…”

video; every sentence and word was

clenched like he had received an electric

his ears

not expect his partner James to report