Chapter 297 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• From his early years, Ralph Thompson, the seventh son of the Thompson family, had dreamed of being a police officer who would battle crime. He was now the captain of Savrow's first Criminal Investigation Division, having realized his dream. "Yes, indeed! Defeat him with violence! Until he can take it no more, give it to him! Axel was likewise moved by Ralph's remarks. "Why don't you investigators employ some special techniques when questioning?" We prosecutors are not endowed with such power. Save this opportunity! Saying that, Axel pounded his fist against the car glass. With a wry smirk, Asher stood to the side and listened. Like princesses, Wyatt Thompson's daughters exuded sophistication and elegance.
• His sons, though, were violent and frequently used force. greater even than he was, having been homeless before. Together, the three brothers provided the intended victims with just two options: a dead end or no way out! Justin ran to the hospital so he could be with his grandfather. Ryan insisted on going after Justin too, worried about him. At the hospital's entrance, the sports car skidded to a stop. Quickly, Justin got out of the car and ran into the hospital. Justin's only relationship with the Salvador family was through his grandfather. The one who showed him real love and care and treated him like a cherished grandchild was his grandfather. "Grandpa, Grandpa.."
• Justin sprinted like the wind, mumbling constantly in a raspy voice. He saw Bella seated on a bench, holding a sleeping Carrie in her arms, as soon as he bound into the hallway. The scene was calm, evoking the serenity of a well-lived life like a finely rendered oil painting. Bella embraced the girl in her arms, her lashes long. Her small frame seemed to be hiding a strong, irresistible energy, but her features were calm and tranquil, radiating a bright and holy light. She was like a rescuing angel, there for anybody who needed her. Justin felt a wave of resentment and remorse suddenly pass through his nose. Thankfully, she was present.