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Ch-41

Author: Twinkle
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-23 17:59:56

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Alora's POV

It was official. I hated the police. They were dumb, unprofessional and inconsiderate. I knew it was just one of them who had been chosen to represent the vast majority, but it didn't make it any less better.

In fact, if there was anything that could make me feel better, it was getting out of this hellhole, but it didn't look like I would be getting that wish of mine anytime soon. Or anything at all.

Prior to this time, I had dreaded the silence that came with the room I'd been kept in. I honestly felt nothing could be more worse than that, but again, nature just had to show me another way of eating my words.

I knew the officer who had walked in here was trouble, my biggest mistake was just underestimating him.

“What could the famous Alora Henshaw be caught doing with a bag of drugs?”

It had been some minutes since the officer left me alone again, but his words still rang in my ear, and for some strange reason, each syllable of his sent goosebumps racing down
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