She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 645

Chapter 645 Humiliation

Spencer felt so humiliated that he walked out of the meeting room with his clothes covering his handcuffs, but people looked at him strangely as he was caught between two police officers. Even though he had always been calm and rational, now he could not help but be distracted.

Normally, if there was a case involving him, the police would only come to him for questioning before they had enough evidence. If they were to go out and arrest him like that, they must have some evidence!

The more Spencer thought about it, the colder he felt in the police car.

However, when they arrived at the police station and got out of the car, they saw Ewan waiting at the door with his personal lawyer. Spencer heaved a sigh of relief. No matter what case he was involved into, he would simply deny it!

When the lawyer saw Spencer, he immediately came up to him. Ignoring the warning from the policeman's eyes, he reminded Spencer not to answer any questions lightly. Spencer felt confident and nodded calmly.

Spencer didn't know why until he was in an interrogation room.

Rape Nia!?

That was why he was so disgraced today!

Every question asked by the police was automatically ignored by Spencer, who lowered his head slightly. And his eyes were with a murderous light.

No wonder she didn't struggle much that night, and no wonder she opened the door knowing that he was going to hurt her. Nia, good for you!

"Spencer Davies!" Seeing that Spencer had been silent, the police who was interrogating him got angry, "You didn't hear my question?!"

"I want to talk to my lawyer," Spencer said, looking up.

"This is not USA!" said the policeman sternly. "Here, you need to answer truthfully what we ask!"

"What's my answer to something I didn't do?" Spencer said, still unperturbed.

"Of course we have enough evidence before we arrested you," the officer said. "I urge you to cooperate with our investigation, confess everything as soon as possible. Perhaps you'll get a lighter sentence."

Spencer sneered.

He knew the tricks so he stopped laughing. "I want to talk to my lawyer," he said

Spencer was adamant and silent, and the officers in the room looked at each other and sighed. They could only agree to his request, but not now.

"You can talk to your lawyer, but not until tomorrow."

"What?!" Spencer couldn't stay calm this time.

The most painful punishment and insult was to spend the night in the police station.

"You heard what we said," the officer said to his colleague. "Take him to the station and hold him overnight. We'll deal with him tomorrow."