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of the Thomas Group.

Nevertheless, the mastermind behind the incident was no ordinary individual.

Nervously, Millie urged them, “Why aren’t you telling me? Didn’t you just tell me you found the person?”

The male officer revealed, “We have indeed identified the mastermind.

However, we hope you’ll remain composed when you hear the person’s name. It’s Shera.”

Millie’s heart sank as the truth finally came to light. Shera was indeed the culprit, confirming her suspicions.

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She couldn’t help but clench her fists in rage. Shera had crossed the line. If she had any grievances against her, she should have confronted her directly. Harming her grandmother was an unforgivable act.

The policewoman noticed Millie’s trembling fists and inquired, “Miss Brown, are you alright?”

Millie relaxed her grip on her fists, her palms damp with sweat, and responded, “Thank you for uncovering the mastermind.”

“It’s our duty, Miss Brown. As a matter of fact, we could have immediately apprehended Shera. However, it was Mr. Thomas who explicitly requested that she not be held accountable when we determined her involvement in your fainting incident at the airport,”

Officer Gilbert explained.

The officers couldn’t help but wonder if Marcus was protecting Shera.

Given his stature within Preagend, he had the power to shield anyone he wanted.

Besides, if the victim chose not to press charges, the offender wouldn’t be held responsible.

Millie’s thoughts turned to the miniature bomb still inside her body. This content belongs to Nô/velDra/ma.Org .

It left her feeling utterly powerless.

Millie narrowed her eyes, realizing it was a strategic move. As long as that bomb remained within her, Shera could evade the consequences of her actions.

“I’U return and consider my options,” Millie replied.

“Of course, Miss Brown, Feel free to contact us at any time.

Wrongdoers shouldn’t go unpunished,” Officer Gilbert assured her.

Millie emerged with a look of profound sadness in her eyes. Harlan, who hadn’t joined her inside, remembered her earlier story about her grandmother’s troubles.

“Why do you look so sad? Did they not catch the person behind this?” he asked.

Millie let out a heavy sigh.

“They caught them, alright. But bringing them to justice right now isn’t possible. That’s why I’m upset.”