Betrayed Then Back For Blood (Briar Jennings) novel Chapter 130

Chapter 130

This bloody scene stunned everyone in the hall into silence. For a moment, only the groans of the captured men could be heard. Everyone was staring at Briar, who was surrounded by a chilling, murderous aura. No one spoke.

It wasn’t until quite a while later that Hamish let out a playful whistle and sincerely praised, “Wow! That was badass.”

No one had expected that the seemingly frail Briar could fight like that. The way the knife had been stabbed into the man’s body was masterful. It was close to the heart. It was enough to maim, but not to kill.

Ashton had already reached Briar, kicking away the injured man at her feet, then began checking her up and down carefully.

After confirming that she was unharmed, he finally managed to suppress the rage burning in his chest and asked in a low voice, “Are you hurt?”

Briar was wearing a white T–shirt today, with a long–sleeved black plaid shirt on top. The shirt, which had been open before, was now fully buttoned all the way to the collar.

She had buttoned it up only after entering the interrogation room. Perhaps in case she got hurt, and he wouldn’t see.

Worried she might have gotten injured but was hiding it from him, Ashton gently asked again.

“Nope.” Briar shook her head, eyes glinting playfully, her tone even carrying a light chuckle. “That guy was too weak.”

He really was. She’d knocked him down with a few kicks, and when he panicked, he even tried to slash her with a knife….

Seeing that she still had the mood to joke, Ashton finally relaxed.

He grabbed a few tissues from a nearby desk and took her hand, carefully wiping the blood off each of her delicate fingers.

Then he placed her behind him protectively and turned his cold gaze on Ronan, who was sweating profusely.

He warned, “Mr. Ramos, you’d better give me a damn good explanation for why non–police personnel were in your interrogation room. Otherwise, the Wade family won’t let this go.”

Briar had barely left his sight for a few minutes, and someone had already tried to kill her. Things like this shouldn’t happen in the police station.

While Ashton was busy fussing over Briar, Hamish had already taken a quick trip to the interrogation room and come back.

Hamish returned from a quick trip to the interrogation room just then. His usual lazy attitude was gone, and he spoke in a harsh tone. “Ashton, there was a serious fight inside. Someone even passed out. And… he had a gun on his waist.”

Ashton’s pupils shrank suddenly. The look he shot at Ronan couldn’t be described as merely angry. It was outright murderous.

Ronan wiped his sweat furiously, stammering, “Mr. Wade, I swear I didn’t know… You have to believe me…”

He really hadn’t known they were carrying firearms. Now he deeply regretted not heeding his father–in–law’s warning to stay out of it and protect himself.

Everyone else in the hall, especially the other police officers, dared not make a sound.

That female officer from earlier was pale. She finally understood the hidden meaning behind her mentor’s warning. When she glanced at her squad captain, who had been the one to sneak those men into the interrogation room, his face was equally grim. He wanted to find an

to escape.

Maybe Ronan had no clue how those guys slipped in, but she saw everything crystal clear. Those men were brought in by their own captain, sneaking them right into the interrogation room.

She just couldn’t wrap her head around it. A police station was supposed to keep people safe, but it was so full of red tape and power games. And when trouble hit, every single one of them suddenly went dead silent.

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Chapter 1301

Ashton wasn’t in the mood to waste any more time with Ronan. He pulled out his phone, made a quick call, said a few words, and hung up

Then he sat down with Briar, pulling her close and ignoring everyone else.

Hamish, meanwhile, looked like he was having the time of his life watching a good show. He and Brandon handcuffed the captured men and dumped them in the middle of the hall. Hamish even took photos of them and cheerfully posted them to his social media.

Less than thirty minutes later, two police vehicles roared up to the station. When the final figure stepped out, everyone inside went rigid.

Ronan stuttered in disbelief, “Mr. Thiago Wade. You came?”

It was Thiago, the younger brother of Griffin and the top official at Shoneport’s police department. He was a proper high–ranking provincial–level officer, Compared to him, Ronan, a mere district chief, was nothing.

More importantly, Thiago wasn’t just any official. He was the very man who had personally trained Ashton in cunning and strategy. Of all the Wade family members, Ashton’s formidable skills came from this man.

Thiago barely glanced at Ronan before his eyes fell on Ashton and the curious little girl poking her head out from behind him.

Ashton pulled Briar out from behind him and made a brief introduction. “Uncle Thiago, this is Briar. Briar, this is my third uncle.”

Briar obediently greeted him, “Nice to meet you.”

Thiago nodded, managing to pull out a smile from his usually expressionless face. “Scared you a bit, huh, kiddo?”

Then he turned to Ashton. “Alright, you’re done here. Take your people and go. I’ll handle the rest.”

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