Chapter 1950: Chapter 1960: A Sudden Change in Perception of Enna Clark
He came from a military district background, and he knows the legal procedures better than anyone!
Back then, he convinced everyone in the military district by being able to memorize an entire thick book of law.
Now this little policewoman is saying she wants to chat with Enna Clark in front of him, so heâll show her what a chat really means!
The policewoman stiffened, awkwardly saying, "That... weâre still processing."
"So, you mean you donât have the detention procedures for this woman, right?" Baron Lawrence withdrew his hand, his cold profile as perfect as Archimedesâ most flawless sculpture, handsome and chiseled.
The policewoman seemed to be hit where it hurts, stammering awkwardly, "We will process it very soon."
"You wonât get it done!" The tall, noble man interrupted her, forceful and protective, "Because I wonât let you get it done!"
"..."
If someone else had said this, it would surely sound like a joke. But when it came out of his mouth, no one thought it funny.
He spoke as if stating a fact, as if merely declaring a truth.
The fact is, the policewoman would never get to interrogate Enna Clark.
Because he wouldnât give the opportunity.
"Since you donât have the detention procedures, then tell me, what makes you think you can let me leave and make her stay to chat with you, who do you think you are?"
Who does she think she is?
Enna Clarkâs time is already not enough for him to have.
And she dares to try to take it away!
The policewomanâs face turned as red as pork liver, compared to Enna Clarkâs earlier gentle assertiveness, Baron Lawrenceâs direct strong attitude truly gave her no face at all. With this comparison, the policewoman suddenly felt that Enna Clark had been very respectful and cooperative with her work earlier, even improving her impression of Enna significantly. Caught in this awkward situation, she instinctively looked towards Enna for help.
Enna found her gaze bewildering, although she didnât understand why she suddenly looked to her for help, she also didnât want Baron Lawrence to cause a scene at the police station.
She tugged on the protective manâs sleeve and said, "Alright, Baron Lawrence, I agreed to stay and chat with her..."
She hadnât finished speaking when the person beside her shot her a fierce glare.
Enna braced herself to finish her sentence, "Because I have a clear conscience, I donât want any misunderstandings, I want to prove my innocence, and I want to understand what exactly is going on."
Baron was about to say something about her earlier remark, but hearing her last sentence, he swallowed his words.
Oh well, this woman is just like this.
Her personality is exactly like this, wanting to clarify everything, least concerned about her own safety.
"And she didnât do anything to me, we just exchanged what we knew to better understand what was going on."
The policewoman saw a way out and followed quickly, "Yes, yes, I was just telling Ms. Clark that we the police have detained someone for breaching customs."
Baron Lawrence furrowed his brow, as if he could crush a fly.
He was just about to ask about the person who breached customs when Rupert Harris arrived with the police station director.
"Director." The policewoman didnât expect such a big figure to come, and she was so nervous she didnât know where to put her hands and feet.
"Ms. Clark."
The police station director accompanied by Rupert Harris greeted her as soon as they entered.
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