They were whisked out of the car, their footsteps echoing in the corridors as they were led through proper guidance by unsmiling, stern-faced men whose faces were as hard as steel and cold, devoid of any forgiveness.
Mr. Romeo then approaches Mr. Austin, the commander-in-charge, a man who commands respect and, at the same time, instills fear not because of his position but because of the reputation that precedes him as being unyielding in matters concerning justice.
"Here are the company owners, sir," Mr. Romeo announced, his voice firm and accusatory, his words hanging in the air like an indictment.
Mr. Austin's gaze narrowed, his piercing eyes scrutinizing Emma and Williams for traces of guilt or deception.
"Bring them forward to my office for further investigation," Mr. Austin instr
