Kenton would have been accompanied by a lawyer under normal circumstances, but things turned out differently.
He didn't even know which department he had been taken to, as if all his connections had been severed. Panic began to consume him as he squirmed nervously in his seat.
"I want my lawyer! I'm innocent!" he shouted, struggling to move. Yet, his hands were cuffed to the chair. At that moment, a clear and familiar voice casually rang out. "The law will determine your innocence."@@novelbin@@