The police station loomed large in front of me, its imposing structure exuding an air of oppression. The smell of stale coffee and sweat hung heavy in the air, making my stomach churn. I had always known that many injustices began within these walls, and although I didn't think all cops were bad, there were certainly some individuals whose crimes were particularly egregious.As I approached the entrance, my heart pounding in my chest, I was stunned to see a man about Eddie's age who was just as handsome. He was dressed in a sharp suit, the fabric of his jacket shimmering slightly in the fluorescent light. His dark hair was perfectly coiffed, not a strand out of place, and he exuded an air of confidence that was impossible to ignore.The man caught my eye and smiled, heading straight towards me. I felt a jolt of recognition, but I couldn't quite place him. His eyes were a piercing blue, and they seemed to see right through me."Luna, this is Gery," Eddie said, extending his hand to the
I took a deep breath and quickly entered the examination room, trying to ignore the sharp gazes of the policemen around me. Their eyes seemed to bore into me, making me feel like a cornered animal. Gery had given me a lot of tips on dealing with police questioning, and I was determined to stay calm and collected. I reminded myself that I had nothing to hide, and that I would answer their questions truthfully and confidently.But as soon as we entered the room, a policeman stepped in front of us, blocking our way. He was a tall, burly man with a stern expression on his face. "Only those who are to be questioned are allowed in," he said in a gruff voice, pointing at Eddie and Gery.I smirked nervously, afraid that the policeman would actually shoot Eddie if he tried to force his way in. Eddie was a big, imposing man, with a menacing scowl. He looked like he could handle himself in a fight, but I didn't want to take any chances.But Eddie just laughed and pointed at the policeman with a
As I stepped out of the police station, the cool air hit my face, sending a shiver down my spine. But it wasn't just the chill in the air that made me shudder. There they were, standing just a few feet away, the two people who had made my life a living nightmare. Amelia, my ex-husband Ethan's future wife, and Ethan himself.I couldn't believe my eyes. I felt like I was in a bad dream, one that I couldn't wake up from. My heart was racing, and my palms were sweating. I could feel the anger and resentment building up inside of me, but I tried to keep my composure.Eddie, my friend and confidant, was sitting on a bench nearby. He was engrossed in his phone, seemingly oblivious to the tense scene unfolding before him. But as soon as he saw me, he looked up and gave me a small smile. It was as if he was trying to tell me that everything was going to be okay."Eddie," I said, my voice shaking. "What are they doing here?"Eddie looked up at me and shrugged. "I don't know, Luna. But don't wor
I couldn't believe the audacity of Ethan, my ex-husband. He had the nerve to call me pretentious just because I had a lawyer backing me up. I raised my eyebrows, my heart pounding with annoyance, and resisted the urge to slap him across his smug face.Ethan grunted and take his phone. He then proceeded to call someone, intentionally amplifying his voice so that everyone in the police station could hear. "I'm at the police station," he said, his voice dripping with arrogance, "and I need you to come as soon as possible. I'll pay you a thousand dollars an hour as a legal brush."I snorted in annoyance at Ethan's show off. He was the CEO of a startup, not a super big company either. He thought he was so important, but in reality, he was just a small fish in a big pond. The smell of his cologne, a cheap knockoff of a designer brand, wafted through the air, making my nose wrinkle in disgust.It was very different from the scent of the perfume worn by Eddie.Ethan hung up the phone and appr
I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Ethan's lawyer, a man who was supposed to be one of the best in the business, was trembling like a leaf outside the police station. His usually impeccable suit was rumpled, and his bow tie hung crookedly around his neck. He looked like a man on the verge of a breakdown.Gery, my lawyer, approached him with a confident stride. He was a tall man, with broad shoulders and a commanding presence. He wore a tailored suit that fit him perfectly, and his hair was slicked back in a neat style. He placed a comforting hand on the other lawyer's shoulder, and I could see the man visibly relax."Nice bow tie," Gery said, trying to lighten the mood. But the lawyer just smiled weakly, and I could tell that something was off. It was as if he knew something that I didn't.I had always known that Gery was a famous lawyer, but in that moment, I felt like there was more to him than that. He seemed to have a certain power and authority that was impossible to ignore. H
Ethan sat in his plush armchair, swirling the expensive Bordeaux in his glass. The deep ruby color caught the dim light of the room, casting a warm glow on the mahogany table. The taste was exquisite, a complex blend of dark fruit and earthy notes, but it did little to ease the turmoil in his mind. He took another sip, feeling the alcohol begin to cloud his thoughts."I can't believe this is happening," Ethan muttered to himself, running his fingers through his hair. "I'm the CEO of a successful company, and now it's all falling apart."His company had been showing a trend of continuous losses, and the shareholders were starting to get restless. Ethan knew he had to do something, but he couldn't think straight. The stress was eating away at him, causing him to lose sleep and appetite. He could feel the weight of the world on his shoulders, and it was getting heavier by the day."It's all Luna's fault," Ethan said, his voice growing louder. "She's the one causing all these problems."L
Amelia was in her dimly lit bedroom, the curtains drawn shut to block out the harsh afternoon sun. She sat on her plush velvet bedspread, her sweet face suddenly contorting into a scowl as she clenched her hands into tight fists. The soft fabric beneath her palms did little to absorb the force of her anger as she punched the air in front of her. "Ethan thinks he can buy me with his money," she muttered to herself, her voice barely above a whisper. "He has nothing better to offer."She could feel the heat rising in her cheeks as she licked her lips, tasting the salty tang of her own frustration. Amelia took a deep breath, inhaling the faint scent of lavender that lingered in the air from the candles she had lit earlier. She closed her eyes and tried to calm her racing thoughts, but it was no use. The frustration that had been building up inside her for weeks was like a volcano, ready to erupt at any moment.She picked up her cell phone from the nightstand and dialed a number, her finge
Amelia quickly slipped her clothes back on after her video call and solitary pleasure session. She glanced at her reflection in the mirror, her eyes scanning over her body critically. The fabric of her shirt clung to her damp skin, and she could see the outline of her bra through the thin material. Her current wardrobe just wasn't cutting it anymore.She grabbed her phone and began scrolling through an online store, her eyes widening at the price tags. But she didn't hesitate as she selected ten expensive pieces, each one more luxurious than the last. She could practically feel the softness of the cashmere sweaters and the silkiness of the slip dresses as she added them to her cart. The total came to around $5000, but she knew she could easily charge it to Ethan's office finances without him even noticing.Just as she was about to place the order, there was a knock at the door. Amelia opened it to find Ethan standing there, his eyes looking a little puffy. He was wearing a rumpled sui