Wooing My Ex-Wife

Chapter 621 David Broke Down In Tears

After chatting with Gwendolyn, Cedrick went to the interrogation room.

Neville had been waiting at the door for a while.

The door to the interrogation room opened, revealing a spacious room with a table in the middle.

David sat there obediently, not even pulling on a cigarette.

Seeing Cedrick enter, David immediately tried to stand up but was held down by two police officers of both sides and made to sit back down. “Cedrick, I was on a business trip. Why did you suddenly call me back?”

Cedrick fixated his dark, piercing gaze on David in silence.

A series of dull thuds sounded as he strode in wearing his military boots.

He walked to a table several meters opposite David and sat down. Only then did he start to speak. “Uncle David, if you were on a business trip, why were you living so pathetically, staying in an ordinary motel and eating cheap food? You were obviously avoiding me.”

His deep and composed voice didn’t reveal a hint of his emotions, but his overwhelming presence was oppressive.

David’s countenance stiffened slightly before he swiftly forced an amicable smile. “What are you talking about? Why would I hide from you? I was on a business trip to Livingsfill and unexpectedly lost my ID and wallet, so I borrowed some money from an old friend and had to economize.”

Cedrick wasn’t interested in listening to him beat around the bush, so he glanced at Neville.

Neville fathomed his boss’ intention and bowed respectfully. Before leaving, he instructed the police officers to secure David’s hands to the handcuffs on the interrogation table. Then, he led the other officers out of the room.

After the heavy door of the spacious interrogation room was closed, only Cedrick and David were left alone inside.

David. He narrowed his

taken aback by

always been friendly to David and his family, never

family had

“Cedrick, you—”

whole truth about my parents’ car accident. Are you still going to keep me

slumped weakly like a deflated

sighed in resignation. “Since you deliberately sent someone to capture me at Livingsfill,

were

David nodded. “Yes,”

a lot. I wanted to call a driver, but he insisted on driving

said expressionlessly. “Go

me over to help him, but I refused. We argued, and I chose to ignore him. I remember I was sitting in the backseat while he drove. I fell asleep in the back, but when I woke up, Logan, Dad, and many police officers were staring at me. I did indeed drink a considerable amount of alcohol that day, so much so that I was in a daze. After being forced to sober up, 1 was taken by my dad to the ancestral hall and severely beaten. Yael insisted that I was driving, and we argued about it. However, due to how drunk I was, I kept thinking that

many times afterward, and I’m sure it wasn’t my imagination. Yael framed me on purpose. I harbored no ill intention toward

interrupting. “Since you didn’t do anything wrong, why were you so guilty that you escaped to Livingsfill to hide? And why didn’t you explain the situation

failed to tell the truth but also helped conceal it for many years. How can you expect me to believe that you have nothing

matter?”

in remorse. “I’m sorry. At the time, Dad helped to contain the situation and reminded Yael and me not to mention it again. Zack was Dad’s favorite son. Dad was brokenhearted for a long while because of his death, so I felt it wasn’t appropriate to bring up the truth then. This matter was left hanging, and later…

snorted. “You’re finally

suffocating atmosphere filled the air inside the interrogation

family forced Dad to name you as his successor to compensate for your parents’ misfortune, it would be detrimental to you. You were only two or three years old then, utterly incapable of contending

roles as Triss father and mother throughout the years. I didn’t dare to remarry because I feared it would affect her mental health. I-I really can’t

reddened, and his voice choked with emotions. He genuinely treasured his only

that Cedrick would discover the truth about the past and that

competent nor had the ability to gather evidence.