Chapter 357



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Accompanied by the reporter’s powerful voice, a group of comments floated on the screen.

– Andy, you be careful, too.

– Don’t tell me we won’t see this reporter tomorrow?

– I’ve heard that rich people don’t treat people like human beings at all. They treat people like toys. What servants? What kind of society is this? Do they still call them servants? Besides, servants are not the private property of your family – they are living people!

– I heard that the one who was used for the practice has a mental problem. He cannot defend himself at all and cannot refuse anything. Moreover, he is an orphan. He has no ties and no relatives. Even if he dies, no one will complain, right?

– It is said that he was adopted a few years ago. It seems that the hearts of the rich are really dark. The adoption was just a trick! Not only did it give them a good reputation, but they also had people to experiment with.

– Human experiment? Geez, what kind of society is this, is there still such a dark matter?

– That servant has no relatives, but we are in this world. We can’t let the murderer get away with it.”

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Comments flew across the screen. Each and every one of them was so righteous that it was as if they were going to eliminate them.

The title “Human Experiment” was even more striking. It was obvious that it had been confirmed.

Not only did Morris see it, but there were assistants and secretaries next to Justin and Joel who had shown their phones. They had both seen it too.

Justin grimaced coolly, but didn’t look anxious.

galnovℯℓs․com keeps you updated Joel frowned. Some people in the live comments had figured out that Nora was from the Smiths, so everyone was scolding the Smiths right now. Some were even scolding Ian.

By now, the Smiths were known businessmen.

But he still wasn’t talking.

Yvonne narrowed her eyes at this.

Of course, she was the one who had found the reporters.

She was worried that even if Nora’s crime was confirmed, the Smiths would come forward to suppress this matter, even though Ian would never allow anyone to commit a crime.

Yet these Smith brothers looked at their sister as if she were the apple of their eye. How could they be willing to see Nora go to jail?

She could only use the public’s opinion to pressure them.

Now that Nora was being forced into it, they couldn’t protect her, could they?

As she was thinking about this, Morris’s phone rang. Yvonne heard Morris take the call. Her attitude became respectful. “Yes!”

The other party said something. His expression was very ugly as he said, “Yes, don’t worry. I will definitely arrest Nora and give an explanation to the public. I will not let this matter rest. I’m in the hospital now. I promise to complete the mission.”

It seemed that his leader was pushing him.

Yvonne was even more relieved as she suggested, “Joel, how did things end up like this? Nora has escaped from prison, and Old Maddy’s life is still uncertain? I think we should invite reporters to come in and wait for Old Maddy’s treatment. Otherwise, the public will definitely not believe us.”

Hearing this, Joel’s eyes shot him a fierce look.

Could he really make such a suggestion at a time like this?

Seeing that Joel was silent, Yvonne looked directly at Morris. “Captain Ford, I’m sure you don’t want to be looked upon as a partner in crime, do you?”

Morris smiled coldly. “We have a clear conscience – why should we be afraid of the words of others? Besides, how can we broadcast live the moment we solve a case? Miss Yvonne, your suggestion is too frivolous.”

How could a police officer do a live broadcast?

Morris had never been afraid of any commentary, just like Justin and Joel.

The two of them didn’t take what was happening on the Internet seriously at all!

Hearing Morris’ words, Yvonne panicked. “The doctor still hasn’t brought Old Maddy in, which means he’s probably dead. Captain Ford, my suggestion is that you prove your innocence and that of the Smiths. Otherwise, if they say we’re protecting Nora…”

No sooner had he said this than the door to the operating room burst open.

Nora’s cold, husky voice slowly drifted out. “I’m afraid I’m going to have to disappoint them…. Old Maddy is not dead.”

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