Babel Novel
CHAPTER 61
CHAPTER 61
“We got a call about a group of people fighting here. That must be you!” The leading officer got out of the car. He looked around, saw the hired men lying on the ground, and glanced at Bonnie in surprise.
“Did you take on all of them yourself?”
Bonnie nodded and pointed at Sacha. “She brought those guys here to attack me.”
Sacha was shocked and yelled, “W–What nonsense are you saying, Bonnie? You’re the one who brought them here to beat me up.‘
“Oh? Did I do that? Why would I beat them up, then?”
“W–Well. They found their conscience and couldn’t bear to hurt me, so they decided to help me instead. You beat them all up in a fit of rage.
What a wonderful liar. Bonnie couldn’t help but laugh.
“What’s going on here?” The officer asked again. Sacha went to him and said, “I told the truth, officer. Try asking them!”
The officer pointed to the hired men lying on the floor, “Out with it, guys. Was she telling the truth?”
The hired men looked at Sacha. She secretly gave them a look. She had hired them, after all. They had. only gotten a deposit too. They’d only get the rest of the money when this was all over.
“T–That’s right, officer! It was her.” They all pointed at Bonnie. “She hired us!” This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.
The officer turned to look at Bonnie. “Is this true?”
Bonnie said calmly, “Not at all.”
The officer rubbed the side of his forehead and said, “You’re all coming to the police department with me. I want you to call your families too.”
She frowned. If she called Vera and Gresham, they wouldn’t listen to her at all. They’d only force her to apologize to Sacha. She didn’t even want to think about that.
In the end, she had no choice but to call Ivor. He sounded a little unhappy when he picked up. “Why aren’t you back home yet?”
“I ran into a situation.”
That unnerved him. “What happened? Were you in a car crash? Where are you? I’ll be there right away!” Bonnie’s heart went soft for a second when she heard the impatient but worried tone in his
voice.
“I’m at the police station.”
“Huh? The police station? Aren’t you supposed to be at the hospital?”
Bonnie rubbed the side of her head and said, “I wasn’t in a car accident. I just had a situation.”
Bonnie and Sacha sat across from each other in the police station.
“Do you have any identification with you?” Sergeant Zain was in charge of their case.
“I don’t have anything with me.” Bonnie said.
“Neither do I.”
“I guess we’ll have to wait for your families to arrive, then.”
At that moment, Dwayne walked into the station.