Love Began with the First Meeting

After this incident, the street suddenly became quiet. After the sounds of the police siren drifted away, two people came out from the small flower bed nearby.

"She is not alert at all..." A young man whose hair was dyed yellow said, pouting. "I should have put more drugs. Alas. This would just get her fined or be held for a few days. It's useless." Regret was all over his face.

A woman stood next to him. By shape, the person was a woman. But then the face was covered by a baseball cap, so her face could not be recognized.

The person didn't speak, but a smile appeared on her face. It was cunning, knowing, and cold.

She would like to put more drugs in Molly, but if that were the case, Brian would find out who was behind this. So she had to carry out her plan like this. and in this condition, when the drugs were found on Molly, everyone would be misled. Even smart as Brian, he would think it were the street dancers who hid drugs on her. Even if he didn't fully believe that such a situation happened, it would at least distract him for a few days.

"Miss Penny," the young man said, light one cigarette. Continuing, he asked, "What should we do next?"

"Go back to the headquarters first," the woman who was called Penny answered. After that, she turned around and walked to the opposite direction.

He followed, and subconsciously looked at the direction in which the police car left. Smirking, he got on the Lexus. "Miss Penny, how about asking someone to kill her in the police station?" Suddenly, his expression became deadly. "It is not difficult because there are people there that are part of our group."

Penny took a glimpse at the young man and said coldly, "Michael, the problem is not only Molly but also people around her. Don't you know their background?"

Blushing, he started grinning. With a sly smile, he turned to Penny and said, "Hey, I'm just throwing ideas out there. I'm just kidding! I'm not seriously considering that." With a knowing smile, he sat up straight and said, "Miss Penny, let's go." And with that, Penny started the engine and drove away.

Just as their car had entered the traffic of the main highway, the police cars had already arrived at the police station.

So many people were arrested that the usual police station became too noisy to hear any significant conversation. The group that Brian and Molly was in wasn't the only group that was arrested. Other people were caught by other police teams in other locations. Some people who were caught did have drugs with them, but some people who were at the police station were not involved and had no trace of any kind of drugs on them.

Snap!

Hearing the sound of a file falling onto the desk, Molly saw a young policeman. He looked like an intern - about twenty years old, and was probably just graduating from university.

"Tell me - where the drugs are from? How much have they sent you?" he asked, looking careless. "Who is your boss? And how many people are in your group?"

Brian and Molly couldn't help but frown as they were attacked with such questions.

When he noticed that they were not talking, he shook his head and advised with "kindness", "Please speak up. The earlier you admit to everything, the earlier out work could be finished. Also, the earlier I could get off work. You both look like respectable people. How could you do something this illegal?"

Hearing such words, Brian's face became contorted with disbelief and rage, and Molly wanted to laugh, out of anger. But of course, she didn't do that. Did nobody in the police station know Brian? Even if not many people knew him, at least some senior officers should. However, they just called an intern to get their statement. It was obvious that they would put blame and responsibility on the young man if something went wrong.

Those who just graduated from university were devoted to justice, just like this young policeman. He would not have taken a statement from them, but since nobody was willing to come here, so he came. At such a young age, he was still not afraid of the people they caught.

Despite of all that, when he saw them in person, he was shocked. He never expected a man could look so decent. In his heart, maybe out of jealousy or out of detesting bad men, he scolded the man in front of him in brutally, 'What a beast in human attire!'

Brian was like a beast in sharp and chic clothing, but he was only like a "beast" in front of Molly. The young policeman was new to the city. Brian could easily decipher what he was thinking, so he did not miss any change on his facial expressions.

Just as he wanted to speak, Molly pulled his arm, as if reminding him not to. They had known each other well, so he understood what she meant. He patted her hands to suggest that he would not put the young intern in a difficult spot, and then said, "I want to meet the chief of your office."

The young policeman rolled his eyes at him. "Don't count on it. Even if you meet our big boss, it's useless."

Brian knew that "the big boss" he called was the chief of the police headquarter in A City. Hearing that, he couldn't help but sigh. "How will you know if meeting him would be useless or not? Why not just let me meet him?"

"Don't think about it, our..." The young policeman was cut in the middle of his sentence because he caught a glimpse of Brian's cold glare. Swallowing his saliva, he tried to continue, but he couldn't.

With his lips twitching, he took a deep breath and said, his eyed cast down to avoid Brian's, "Okay, let me call out chief...". 000