Maia couldn’t believe her ears. Her man, Axel, was actually going so far as to extract information himself instead of leaving it to the police. And then, an hour later, the said government and people protectors came along with Axel’s lawyer. As she was being question, Maia confirmed everything she knew about.
But she left out the part where the boy was tortured.
The lawyer was already informed, as it seemed. In fact, he even knew of what Axel did. It seemed as though Axel had perfectly planned out this scene and was able to get the sufficient part of information that he needed. But that was the important part that she didn’t hear. She could barely hear them talking. Afraid that he would catch her sneaking out the room, Maia only waltzed around it, pretending to be in a panicking mode w
