"Someone has reported you for assault. The other party is pressing charges and will not ept private mediation." Before she could begin to protest, E was forced into the back of the police car.


    Twenty minutester, E''s belongings were likewise confiscated. Afterwards she was ced in a small, oddly TV-set-like, jail cell. A small room with iron bars.


    As E was pushed into the jail cell she noticed another woman, sitting on the floor squinting at the intrusion.


    E quickly surveyed the cell, her mind nk.


    Trying to keep herself calm, E squatted down in a corner of the room and ced her arms around her knees.


    30 minutester, a serious-looking policewoman opened the cell door and asked E toe out to, "record your confession."


    The policemen shuffled around the station busily, caught up in various matters. Several people, clearly injured through extortion, stood lifelessly around.


    The two women, sat face to face.


    "E." This serious, though undeniably beautiful policewoman said her name in a grave tone.


    Hum?"


    "Last night, do you admit that that in the alley adjacent to ''the Dominator'' on Shengli Road, you assaulted Miss Catherine and propositioned a man to rape her?"


    "I admit to the first part, but deny the second." E''s voice t and unemotional. She was good at hiding her feelings from others.


    The policewoman looked her over curiously, and said in an even more serious tone, "We show leniency to those who confess, and severity to those who refuse."


    "I refuse to admit to something I didn''t do." E was a firm believer in the value of chastity, she would never take part in thetter usation. Although she hated Catherine, beating her was enough.


    "Stop lying, only honesty can save you now." The policewoman, though young, was experienced. She had been through ''the run-around'' many times. She set down her pen and looked at E, who had wrapped her arms around her shoulders.


    E leaned forward and looked at the policewoman with a simr, solemn expression. "I''ll say it again. I admit to the first crime, but not to the second."


    After about half an hour, the policewoman grabbed her recording device and notebook and stood up. "Wait for thew-suit proceedings then.." With that, the policewoman stood up


    Falling from nobility, Zen Luo became a humble ve and served as a human punchbag for his former cousins. Inadvertently, he found a way to refine himself into a weapon and a legend started because of that. With a strong belief in never surrender, he strove for revenges and pursued big dreams. Warriors from various ns contended for hegemony and the world was stirred. Relying on the body that wasparable to a powerful weapon, Zen beat his numerous enemies on his way to the immortality. Would he seed eventually?


    reds of missed calls appeared. Some from Anna, some from Eason, some from clients and many from his grandmother.


    He immediately made a call to the home vi, where Joy Liu promptly answered. Joy gave him the same story she had given Melody and Eason: "Mrs. E''s car is still parked at the front door. I haven''t seen her since yesterday."


    At once Samuel was convinced that something bad had happened to E.


    Samuel went upstairs and changed out of his sailing attire. He grabbed a bag and headed out the door on his way to Country C.


    It was 12 p.m., when Samuel finally found E.


    The door of the detention room open, he saw a small, pitiful figure hunched in the corner of the cell.


    Consumed with feeling of pity and self-hate, Samuel felt his anger towards E evaporate.


    When she heard the sound of the cell door opening, E looked up suddenly.


    A tall man standing in the entrance blocked the light. So she closed her squinting eyes.


    Having been detained for over 24 hours, E felt broken.


    Her parents gone, her brother far away, E felt alone. Was there anyone left who cared about her?


    Samuel stooped lowly and picked up E. E pulled her eyes closed and tried in vain to fight back tears.


    Outside the station, E and Samuel climbed into the back seat of the porsche.


    Anna let out a long sigh in the front seat. Samuel had pulled many stings to find E.


    Having torn apart the whole country looking for her, he had never thought that she could possibly be in a cold, dark cell.