"Sorry, but allowing you to go inside could be considered tipping someone off, so we ask that you cooperate and leave with us now. No messages can be sent."
This...
They were both public officials, and there was no need to make things difficult for each other.
In the end, Natalie agreed.
"Let’s go."
She glanced back at the office one more time before following them out.
At the police station, they wasted no time and brought Natalie directly into the interrogation room.
"Officers, I had no prior knowledge of my father’s involvement in taking out high-interest loans,"
Natalie began to speak truthfully the moment she sat down, explaining everything she knew.
"Whether or not you knew is just your side of the story. We don’t have an investigation yet, and we wouldn’t have come to you w
