Falling for My Contractual Wife

When Louise heard her words, she was silent for a while. With a heavy heart, she said, "Alright, I understand. Which police.

station?"

"West City Police Station."

After hanging up, Ava heaved a sigh of relief. With her father's help, she would be able to get out of this godforsaken place

very soon.

Her face revealed a smile. The superintendent came over and took her phone away. He looked at her through half-closed eyes. "Was that your sister just now?"

Ava raised her eyelids, looking at him impatiently. "Yes."

"You're locked up in the police station, but your sister didn't even ask you why. She just acknowledged you indifferently. Is that normal?"

Ava pursed her lips and said calmly, "I don't have a good relationship with her. She's an illegitimate daughter and was only brought back last year. Naturally, we don't feel much for each other, and she's not kind enough to care about me."

The superintendent didn't believe what she said. "Would she call you if your relationship with her isn't good? Just now, when you picked up the phone, you didn't give her a chance to speak. You hurriedly told her that you were at the police station. You were clearly afraid she would have said something that she shouldn't have said."

Ava swallowed her saliva hard and curled her fingers nervously. "You guys are so annoying! You need evidence to arrest someone. You don't even have evidence and you're making wild guesses about me. A family member finally called me and of course, I have to seize the opportunity to find someone to save me!"

"Let me tell you! Even if your family comes to bail you out, you can't go

Out!"

Ava snorted. "Don't be overconfident. Do you know who I am? Forget it. You're just a nobody. You probably won't know even if I tell you."

After saying that, Ava leaned back in her chair leisurely waiting for Marshall to come and save her.

On the other end, Louise put on an anxious expression when she returned home. She said to Marshall, "Dad, something happened to Ava. She seems to have injured someone and has been locked up."

Marshall's eyes widened. "What did you say?! When did this happen?"

"Today, but don't worry. Without evidence, they definitely won't do anything to her. But she's a girl. She'll definitely be afraid to stay in that kind of place. Hurry up and think of a way."

Marshall was angry and yet anxious. He said fiercely, "This wretched girl! She causes trouble for me all day long! If this matter gets out, the reputation of our Adkins family will be tarnished. If only she could be half as obedient as you!" "Don't say that. Ava, after all, is still so young."

Marshall frowned and immediately thought of Brian. "Louise, call Brian about this matter. His social connections are the most extensive. It's just a matter of a word for Ava to come out."

Louise pursed her lips. It would be best if she could hide this matter from Brian. After all, if Brian knew about it, he would definitely know the victim was Grace.

Seeing Louise being silent, Marshall asked in doubt, "What's wrong, Louise?"

She said awkwardly, "Dad, last time, Ava angered Brian repeatedly at the Francis family. It's not that I don't want to help, butCopyright Nôv/el/Dra/ma.Org.

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even if I begged him, he might not help."

Marshall frowned.

"Dad, I'm sorry. I really didn't do it on purpose. If you really want to look for Brian, I can call him and beg him, but... this isn't a good thing. Even if he's willing to help, he'll probably have a bad impression on the Adkins family in the future." When she said that, Marshall instantly felt that it made sense.