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She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On novel Chapter 632

Right then, the police arrived.

Clutching her swollen, red face, Mrs. Hall pointed at Miles's group. Her voice was shrill as she rushed to tattle, "Officers, you're here just in time! Arrest these thugs! They're a gang of criminals who broke into the kindergarten, assaulted me, and tried to kidnap the kids!"

"What's going on here?"

An officer walked over and asked, "Who reported this? What exactly happened?"

Quinn stepped up. "I did."

...

Half an hour later, at the district police station.

Mrs. Hall's husband, Harold Hall, a minor director at the district office, had arrived. At first, he was just as arrogant and domineering as his wife.

That is, until he saw the Secretary-General walk in. His face drained of color as he scrambled to offer a flattering greeting, "Secretary-General, what brings you here?"

A bad feeling twisted in his gut. Why would the Secretary-General be at a place like this?

The Secretary-General, a stern-faced, forty-something man wearing glasses, stared him down. "So, it was your wife causing a scene at the kindergarten, forcing Mr. York's children to apologize?"

Harold's heart skipped a beat. Uneasy, he stammered, "M-Mr. York?"

The Secretary-General's gaze was razor-sharp, his tone commanding. "That's right. The CEO of the Fairmont York Corporation. This investment in Aurelia is a massive project the Mayor personally brokered through countless negotiations.

"And you? You let your wife offend Mr. York's people!"

He took a half-step forward, his aura suffocating.

"Do you have any idea how many supporting industries rely on this investment?

"If your mess ruins Mr. York's confidence in investing in Aurelia, don't even bother coming back to the district office. You'll be transferred to the middle of nowhere!"

The documents brought by the lawyer standing next to Hunter were more than enough to strip Harold of his position as office director, and perhaps even trigger an internal investigation against him.

Half an hour later, Mr. and Mrs. Hall were practically on their knees in front of Quinn, begging for mercy. "It's... it's our fault. We apologize. Please... have mercy. Let us off the hook. We were wrong. We'll never do it again."

"I'll have my son apologize to your children right now, and we promise you'll never have to see our faces again."

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