Chapter 982 I am respectful to Miss Nikita.
Sir Carroll suddenly froze and looked surprised: âYou are Miss Nikitaâs brother, then youâ¦â
Sir Carroll looked at Patrick and Cathleen.
Patrick sipped his lip and nodded: âYes, she is my daughter.â
Sir Carroll froze again.
And staring at a few people, Sir Carroll only to find that Nikita is very similar to Nathan and Cathleen.
They indeed look like a family.
But why didnât she mention Margot?
Is it too shameful to mention it?
Or doesnât she want to trouble him?
However, whatever the reason, if Nikita and they are really a family, then he has to let Margot go. He canât arrest bossâ own mother.
Sir Carroll pondered for a moment, looked up and said to Cathleen, âMrs. Garrett, since you are Miss Nikitaâs grandmother, I must respect Miss Nikita. This time, I will get it go.â
After that, he turned to a young male policeman and said, âForget the detention. Go up and let her out.â
âYes, sir, Iâll go right away.â The young male policeman turned and headed upstairs..
Sir Carroll looked at Cathleen again and said, âMrs. Garrett, although I wonât pursue this matter anymore, my mother is still lying in the hospital. The apology is still indispensable.â
âOf course.â Cathleen pressed down the surprise from the bottom of her heart and nodded, âAfter a while, I will let her go to the hospital. Thank you for willing to give her a chance to change.â
Sir Carroll said quite directly, âIf you want to thank, just thank Miss Nikita. I donât want to care about it if it werenât for Miss Nikita. Butâ¦â
Sir Carroll glanced at Patrick, looked at Margot who came down from upstairs coldly. He said sarcastically: âI didnât expect that Miss Nikitaâs family would be like this.â
Patrick was satirized with a blue face.
He could only hold back his anger.
They went through great efforts to let Sir Carroll be willing to let go. Theyâre still in the police station.
Making troubles will do no good for them.
Cathleen didnât get angry because of the irony of Sir Carroll. She was quite angry with her daughter and son-in-law.
She also felt that her stupid daughter and son-in-law were not worthy of such a good daughter.
âMrs. Garrett, the meeting will begin soon. Excuse me.â Sir Carroll was furious when he saw Margot. In order to avoid him beating her out of impulse for a while, he greeted Cathleen and went upstairs.
âMom.â Margot came down from upstairs and saw Cathleen with a gloomy face. She didnât dare to look at Cathleen for too long and let out a guilty cry.
Frowning, Cathleen didnât speak.
Margot walked to Patrickâs side, looked at Cathleen, who was still gloomy, and whispered. âMom, I know Iâm troubling you again. Iâ¦â
âWell, youâre not bothering me.â Before Margot finished, Cathleen interrupted her words in a cold voice.
âSir Carroll didnât give up pursuing your responsibility because of me. If it werenât for Niky, do you think you can come out so soon?â
Margot was stunned: âMom, what did you say?â