Sweet Mischief's Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 356

The pregnant woman had been silent ever since the argument. The mother and son were in a tug of war, but at home the old lady was the one calling the shots. She was a strong-willed woman. After leaving the hospital, she went straight to the police station by taxi. "Is anyone here? I need to file a report." As soon as she arrived at the police station, she clutched her waist and cried out in pain.

An officer noticed her. Her nosebleed had stopped but there were still dried traces of it on her cheek. Her face was swollen. It was obvious she had been assaulted. The officer quickly approached to ask, "Ma'am, what happened to you?"

Seeing the officer, the old woman burst into tears, "Officer, help me, please. I beg you to stand up for me and my son."

"Ma'am, please sit down and tell us what happened," the officer said, quickly bringing over a few chairs for them to sit on.

Officer Chad was checking some documents when he noticed the woman with dried blood on her face. He was curious. This was the first time his department had ever seen such a badly beaten person.

The old woman sat down and began to speak, "My son and I have been beaten up by a man named Andre and his family members."

Officer Chad froze at the mention of Andre's name. His heartbeat quickened.

"We took my daughter-in-law to the hospital for a prenatal checkup, and an argument broke out there," the old woman explained.

Officer Chad remembered his sister mentioning that she was going to accompany Mia for her prenatal checkup that day. The location matched.

The old woman continued crying, "Then three people appeared. They were all young. They attacked an old woman like me. Two women and one man. They almost beat me to death."

Officer Chad put down the documents he was holding. The number of assailants matched too.

"The pregnant woman seemed to be Andre's wife. She knocked me down, and then the man punched me. They kicked me. I'm just an old woman. They almost killed me. One of the women even insulted me. She said such horrible things that I wanted to die. She told me to crawl into my son's bed and bear his child."

Chad was speechless. There was only one person who could say such a thing. Other than his outspoken and straightforward sister, who else could it be!

The officer said, "Ma'am, this is the economic crime division. You should go to...."

Chad interrupted his subordinate, walked over, and handed him the documents, "Isaac, take care of these documents. I'll handle this."

"Yes, Captain."

Officer Isaac stood up, pointing at Chad and introduced him to the group, "This is our captain. You can speak directly to him."

"You're the person in charge, right? Officer Chad. I beg you to stand up for me." The old woman started crying again in the police station.

Chad pointed to his office, "You follow me."

Chad didn't need to ask them anything. He was already massaging his temples.

Not even five minutes later, Molly arrived at the police station, holding an umbrella and laughing, "Everyone's busy, huh? Still working?"

"The captain is in his office dealing with an assault case. The victim looks pretty bad, her face is all bloody. You better wait outside for a while," Donnie warned.

Hearing Molly's voice, Chad yelled from his office, "Get in here!"

Molly looked at Donnie, "You better go. My brother is calling for you. Sounds like he's not in a good mood."

"Molly!"