Chapter 58: Let the Evidence Speak
Hazel Hawthorne had no desire to hear another word from Aiden Xavier. She squeezed her eyes shut, not even wanting to look at him. The moment Aiden opened his mouth, Hazel would cover her ears. Whenever he got close, she would back away relentlessly, deliberately putting distance between them.
Soon, the wail of police sirens sounded from outside. Only then did Aiden Xavier realize Hazel Hawthorne hadn’t been joking.
Sharon Winters went to open the door for the police. Pointing at Shawn Bennett on the floor, she told them to take him away. As the victim, Hazel Hawthorne was naturally taken away by the police as well. Before she left, Hazel gave Aiden Xavier a meaningful look.
She never intended to make enemies, but some people just insisted on making things difficult for her at every turn. She wasn’t one to be pushed around. Since the other party had made the first move, they couldn’t blame her for fighting back.
Her war with Raina Lowell had officially begun.
Worried about Hazel Hawthorne, Aiden Xavier followed them to the police station.
By the time Hazel Hawthorne finished giving her statement and came out of the police station, the sky was already beginning to lighten. She rubbed her eyes, utterly exhausted after the long night.
Shawn Bennett was already in police custody. Hazel Hawthorne saw Aiden Xavier waiting at the station entrance but didn’t spare him a second glance. She walked right past him and over to Sharon Winters. Thankfully, Sharon had driven, so she could catch a ride home with her.
Just as she was about to get in the car, Aiden Xavier strode over, grabbed her by the hand, and started dragging her away.
Hazel Hawthorne struggled hard, but she was no match for his strength. Losing her balance, she fell to the ground, scraping her knee. Sharon Winters wanted to go help Hazel, but one look from Aiden Xavier made her shrink back immediately.
Seeing this, Hazel Hawthorne sneered and said sharply, "Let go of me. I can walk on my own."
go the moment he saw her fall and had even wanted to check her injuries, but Hazel’s cold, defiant gaze made it impossible for
thank you for all your trouble
wanted to pull Hazel away, but she didn’t dare cross Aiden Xavier. Her career and her boyfriend’s could be ruined with a single word from him. She
Even if he wanted to
need me to ask for time off from
usual." Hazel Hawthorne gave Sharon Winters a small smile, then turned and got into Aiden
Hazel. She shot him a contemptuous look and, mustering her courage, said angrily, "Aiden Xavier, we live in a society governed by law!
turned, got in the car, and shut
sat in the passenger seat, buckled her seatbelt, and waved to Sharon Winters from inside the car. Sharon’s figure gradually
the brightening sky, its faint
at Hazel Hawthorne and asked in a low voice, "You called the police. What do you
Hawthorne avoided
will only conclude with
let me put it another way: Shawn Bennett is so scared of you that even if you gave him ten times
the one who put Shawn Bennett up to this? I told you, if you’re going to insist
already! Where am I supposed to find proof? And even if I had it, so what? You’d still find
the agitated Hazel. He wanted to speak with her gently, but she was in no
my ear. Everything you say is just to
every night. Whenever she woke
have eyes for Raina Lowell. It’s understandable that you want to protect her. But I’m a living, breathing person too! If it were Raina who had been attacked that night, would you still be handling it like this? You’d probably have
because she wasn’t Raina Lowell. She could never make
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