My Bossy CEO Husband by Symon Diller

Chapter 887

Chapter: 887

“The only boy present here.”

“Why are you all creating such a ruckus? This is a police station! If you want to argue, take it outside!”

The officer slammed his hand on the table, shouting.

“Don’t engage with her, Hutton.” Rosalynn firmly held Hutton to prevent any impulsive actions.

The agent flashed a sycophantic smile at the officer. At that moment, her phone rang.

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Hastily, she answered the call, “Boss, I‘m still at the police station.

I don’t know the exact details yet, but Valeria’s reputation is definitely tarnished. I understand. I’1l

terminate the contract with her…”

Hearing this, Rosalynn knew the call was from Valeria’s agency’s owner.

They had abandoned Valeria.

It appeared they wouldn’t be helping to prove her innocence.

“Damn capitalists!” Hutton seethed with anger. If not for Rosalynn’s grip, he would have physically

confronted the agent.

Rosalynn consoled, “Hutton, don’t act rashly. Who knows what the future holds? Ending her contract

with such a terrible company is a good thing for Valeria. We’ll focus on getting her out first.”

Upon hearing this, Hutton gradually regained his composure.

He swallowed his anger and nodded, “You’re right. The most urgent matter is to get Valeria out and

help prove her innocence.”

Rosalynn concurred and addressed Edwin, “Is it possible to bail Valeria out?”

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Edwin responded, “I’ve checked. We can’t bail her out until the forensic report is released.”

If Valeria was in any way connected to John’s death, she wouldn’t be allowed bail. jow long before the

forensics report is out?” Hutton queried.

“Within twenty-four hours,” Edwin replied.

Hutton glanced at Rosalynn, who suggested, “Why don’t you go home for now? I’ll stay here and await

updates.”

“No, I’ll stay here with you.”

Hutton declined to leave, and Rosalynn didn’t push him further.

They both remained in the police station corridor, awaiting updates.

Soon after, Brian arrived.