Chapter 462: Chapter 462 The CEO Arrives

The two police officers looked at each other helplessly, wondering what special reason there could be.

Upon entering the room and removing their masks, Ye Xian and Jiang Wanze left the police officers stunned.

This was… exceptionally special!

Two popular young celebrities had been brought into the station for getting into a fight, and they had been caught by these very officers…

After individual statements were taken, based on Luo Yuwei’s account, the police of Yanliu District realized that this was not just a simple civil dispute, but involved sexual assault, so they sent someone to retrieve the surveillance footage from the hotel.

Following the investigation, aside from Zou Gang, Luo Yuwei, Jiang Wanze, and Ye Xian were allowed to leave, but they needed a family member to come and sign for them.

Jiang Wanze called Pang Kai, Luo Yuwei called her family, and Ye Xian found herself in a quandary.

She couldn’t possibly call Ye Shaowen, could she? Both Jiang Wanze and Luo Yuwei were still here, and if her second brother came, wouldn’t that reveal everything? But if she didn’t call him…

Ye Xian: “Officer, may I have my assistant come over?”

The officer glanced at her, “Try to choose a relative if possible.”

“Knock knock knock~”

The police station door was knocked, and Jiang Wanze looked up to see Uncle Liu, which surprised him, “Uncle Liu, why is it you?”

Didn’t he call his elder brother? Could it be… his elder brother told their father?

Uncle Liu: “The eldest young master sent me to take you home.”

“Then what about dad…”

“The master is not aware.”

That was a relief, Jiang Wanze breathed easier.

Uncle Liu started the paperwork for Jiang Wanze, and soon, Luo Yuwei’s family also arrived. Luo Yuwei had drunk a lot and was shaken up by the incident at the hotel, so her head was all fuzzy, being led and supported by her family to the car.

Jiang Wanze noticed that Ye Xian was reluctant to make a call and grew concerned, “Ye Xian, is it inconvenient for you?”

Ye Xian: “Yes, my family is already asleep. It’s really not convenient.”

Jiang Wanze: “…Is that the only reason?”

Ye Xian: “Isn’t that reason enough? Plus, I’m afraid they’ll scold me if they find out I’m at the station!”

“But you can’t stay here forever.”

Ye Xian: “It’s fine. When it’s daylight and they wake up, I’ll call them.”

What she was actually waiting for was for him to leave quickly. Once he and Luo Yuwei were gone, she would dare to call Ye Shaowen.

As the two were speaking, a smoke-grey Maybach stopped in front of the police station, bathed in the bright glow of the moonlight, its engine rumbling softly.

Ye Xian was sitting by the window and glanced outside, finding the car vaguely familiar. A man with a distinguished and upright figure then stepped out from it.

The CEO?! How did he get here? Wasn’t he on a business trip? Did he come back?

Truly a brother-doting tyrant. The moment he heard that his younger brother was in the station, he rushed over immediately.

Jiang Wanze is indeed fortunate, not just one person to pick him up but two!

“Young master.”

“Brother?”

Bo Tingshen walked into the police station, followed by Pang Kai. Jiang Wanze was somewhat surprised, as he had thought his elder brother would not come since he sent Uncle Liu, but he came anyway.

Yet Bo Tingshen did not pay attention to him and went straight toward Ye Xian, who was sitting by the window.

Seeing him approach, Ye Xian stood up in slight surprise. The man who just stepped out of the air-conditioned car carried a chill with him, and the swift rhythm of his steps added a sharpness all around him.

As soon as he reached her, his hands pressed on her shoulders. His tall, imposing figure cast a large shadow over her, as the bright lights above the station shone down. Her vision was filled with the darkness pouring over her from his shadow.

His eyes, dark and profound, held a glint that seemed to cut through the night, leaving Ye Xian both bewildered and puzzled.

Her bewilderment came from sensing an intense tension, while her confusion lay in not knowing where this tension originated from.