2025-04-30 03:31:47Faye stepped out of the station, heels clicking on the pavement, heart still hammering. Her phone trembled in her palm as she debated dialing Yemin again.
But he hadn’t come out.
Why didn’t he call? Why didn’t he stop them?
A part of her felt sick for leaving him there. Another part whispered—he told me not to worry. But still, guilt gnawed at her.
What kind of woman abandons someone who just got arrested trying to protect her?
She sighed and hailed a cab, forcing herself toward the party. The entire city’s business circle would be there. Backing out now would be social suicide—and Faye Langford couldn’t afford that.
The hotel ballroom glittered like a diamond mine—crystal chandeliers, champagne towers, and rich men shaking hands with fake smiles. Katherine Shaw stood at the center, all eyes on her, a smug smile carved into her flawless face.
James Franx leaned against her, his voice loud enough to be heard across the dance floor.
“Ladies and gentlemen! Some of you might’ve met a certain Yemin Morgan earlier today.”
He laughed cruelly.
“Turns out he’s not some mysterious VIP. He’s just a car thief. Got himself arrested in a stolen Chevy on the way to my girlfriend’s birthday!”
The crowd gasped. Laughter followed.
“Imagine the nerve!” Katherine added, eyes sparkling with venom. “He even had the audacity to act like a somebody. My God—he was nothing but a parasite clinging to Faye.”
Faye stiffened at the entrance. Her eyes scanned the crowd, watching the poison pour from their mouths like champagne.
She took a deep breath and walked in, trying to pretend she hadn’t heard. But it was too late.
A woman in a red dress whispered loudly to her friend, “Isn’t that the girl who was with the thief?”
Someone else muttered, “She probably helped him steal the damn car.”
Katherine’s voice turned syrup-sweet as she spotted her.
“Faye! Glad you made it. Did they let your friend make a phone call yet, or is he still crying in lock-up?”
Faye clenched her fists.
“I don’t know what happened,” she said stiffly. “Yemin said it was his car.”
James laughed like she’d told a joke.
“Oh, sure. And I’m the president. Sweetheart, he probably borrowed that car from a tow yard.”
Katherine tilted her head. “Wait… you’re not still defending him, are you?”
All eyes were on her now. Faye felt like she was being shoved onto a ledge with no way down.
If I defend him now… I’ll be labeled his accomplice. If I stay quiet, I’m spineless.
“I…” Faye faltered, then forced a cold breath. “I don’t know where he got the car from. I wasn’t involved.”
Katherine’s smile widened, satisfied.
“Smart girl. Better to distance yourself from garbage before it stains you.”
Coward.
Back at the station, the police chief stood with his head bowed low in front of Yemin, hands shaking.
“Chairman Morgan, I swear on my badge—if I knew you were being held here, this would never have happened.”
Yemin didn’t speak. He simply stared.
The silence stretched until it burned.
The chief turned toward the captain—the same man who had mocked, shoved, and nearly beat Yemin to death.
“Do it,” Yemin said flatly.
The chief didn’t hesitate.
SLAP!
The captain reeled from the blow, eyes wide in shock.
“You piece of trash!” the chief roared. “You laid your hands on Chairman Morgan? Do you want to dig your own grave?! Apologize!”
“I—I didn’t know—” the captain stammered, but the chief cut him off.
“I don’t care if you were blind and deaf! You’re going to escort Chairman Morgan to that damn party and make sure he arrives safely. And if he so much as chips a nail, I’ll make sure you’re guarding trash bins by tomorrow.”
Yemin adjusted his watch, expression unreadable.
“I’m done playing games,” he said coldly. “Let’s go.”
The captain nodded silently, swallowing the last of his pride. Every step behind Yemin felt like walking into a firing squad.
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