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Chapter 1305 Taking Lynette Away

They’re here to look for Lynette indeed! Grayson’s head exploded for an instant. He quickly replied in a loud voice, “No, my daughter isn’t here. If you’re looking for her, please leave this place as soon as possible and go somewhere else instead.

This is my father’s ward, and there’s nobody else here besides my father and me. Just get out of here.” As he spoke, he attempted to close the door. However, how could the two policemen be sent away so easily? One of them quickly put his foot in the door, preventing Grayson from closing it.

The policeman who had spoken just now looked at Grayson with a half-smile. “Mr. Lore, we visited your place before coming here, and one of your maids told us that you and your family are taking care of Old Mr. Lore in the hospital.

Also, we just asked the nurses in charge of the wards on this floor, and they said they didn’t see Miss Lore leave after her arrival. In other words, Miss Lore is still here. So, Mr. Lore, please cooperate with us and get her to come out. Otherwise, we’ll take it that you’re obstructing us from carrying out our duty, and we can also take you away according to the law.”

They can take me away as well? Grayson’s face froze for a moment. Seizing the opportunity, the two policemen immediately shoved him aside and entered the ward.

Only when his shoulder bumped against the wall did Grayson come to his senses. His countenance changed, and he hurriedly turned around and entered the ward after them, saying, “What do you mean? Is this how you guys carry out your duty as policemen? Do you know what your behavior is called? This is called illegal intrusion! How dare you—”

The two policemen paid no heed to his words at all.

The policeman who had spoken previously nodded to the other policeman, who immediately turned around, spread his arms, and blocked Grayson’s way, keeping him from coming forward to stop them.

marched out of the ward by the policeman, who decided to also take him to the police station for questioning. This guy has repeatedly prevented us from looking for Lynette Lore, so it’s obvious that he also knows what she did. This puts him under suspicion of shielding Lynette Lore, so

silence instantly descended upon

signs of Lynette in the ward other than the old man lying on his sickbed and Amelia, who was lying on the couch. At the sight of this, he knitted his brows in agitation. Is Lynette Lore really not here? But all the

was pondering whether to search the ward for her, the door to the restroom opened, and Lynette came out of it while shaking her wet hands

of his mouth.

no longer in the ward. Instead, there was a stranger. At first, she wanted to ask who the stranger was, but her face turned pale the next second when she saw the police uniform that he was wearing. Although she still didn’t think she had committed murder, she nonetheless felt inexplicably guilty and scared when she saw a policeman. She clenched her teeth, wanting to seize the initiative by chasing the policeman away, thinking that he’d probably just entered the wrong place and that

syllable than the policeman produced the evidence and looked at her frostily, saying, “Hi, Miss Lore. We

me? I’m not going with you. Please go back by yourself, or

this; almost every suspect reacted this way when they saw policemen like them. Therefore, he laughed instead, saying, “Miss Lore, it’s not up to you or me whether the car accident has something to do with you. It depends on the evidence. Our evidence now proves that you have a lot to do with this, so please go with us, or you’ll have

the words ‘resisting arrest.’ She growled emotionally, “I said get the hell out of here! I didn’t do anything, so you guys

Since that’s the case, don’t blame us for being rough with you. I came this time with an arrest warrant issued from above, so I have the right to put the cuffs on

move one bit, Lynette panicked all over, especially when she felt the ice-cold handcuffs on her wrists. Scared out of her wits, she kept struggling and screaming, “Let me go! Remove the handcuffs! I didn’t kill anyone, and you guys have no right to put handcuffs on me! Let me go! Aaaaaah!” Her extraordinarily shrill screams brought a pained look to the policeman’s face, and he quickly released one

so much so that even the unconscious Amelia was awakened by them. When she opened her eyes to see her daughter held by a man, she quickly grabbed

of air behind him, the policeman swiftly released Lynette and