Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master! Chapter 171: It Feels Much Better After Saying It

Seeing Thea Shaw like a gentle fairy.

It’s hard to imagine that the words earlier ca out of her mouth.

But, it seems understandable.

Just from Julia Wyatt’s heart-wrenching words, everyone at the police station sketched out the image of a father who shirked responsibility at the first opportunity.

Even if the father had reasons for not being on the scene, not rushing over imdiately and only blaming the mother already indicates so issues.

Honestly, having been in the police station a lot, you see all kinds of people, especially with family incidents being the most common, the police have long been used to it.

They were just a bit puzzled by the na Julia Wyatt shouted.

Clara Tate, seems like they’ve heard it sowhere before?

Even the kidnappers chid in sarcastically, "Why not just divorce, you’re so good-looking, you can find any man."

Police: "..."

Is this any of your business?

After finishing the statent, Thea Shaw burst into tears after hanging up the phone, and the distraught Julia Wyatt was also taken over.

There’s no choice, as the person involved, the procedure has to be followed.

The policewoman continuously comforted her, and soon, Mrs. Wyatt arrived with the child as well.

When Julia Wyatt reported three-year-old Bambi safe, she once again burst into tears, it seed like her emotions had reached their peak and needed to be released.

Even Mrs. Wyatt, who had barely cald down, began to cry, "Don’t cry, the child is fine, today’s events are my fault, I shouldn’t have taken Bambi to the amusent park."

In the police station, hugging and crying together, they were so loud that few noticed Julia Wyatt’s phone vibrating nonstop.

The policewoman comforting Julia Wyatt noticed it, and Thea Shaw glanced before hanging up the incoming call from Clara on Julia Wyatt’s phone, then set it to silent mode.

She then gave a sweet smile to the policewoman, hiding her efforts and accomplishnts.

Policewoman: "..."

She didn’t quite understand the family’s internal matters, so she stayed silent.

Seeing that Julia Wyatt was not answering her call, Clara Tate beca anxious and soon called Mrs. Wyatt.

Mrs. Wyatt answered the call, glanced at her daughter in surprise, but still went outside to take the call.

Julia Wyatt was now at a loss, answering whatever the police asked, but not knowing what more to say.

The kidnappers were held separately for interrogation, and Julia Wyatt’s being asked to go to a place alone couldn’t be explained, they speculated there must be soone behind it instructing them.

Bambi, who had just been through the kidnapping, was actually relatively calm, but when she ca in and saw her mother crying, she cried once too. Now that everyone was gradually calming down, Bambi, in Julia Wyatt’s arms, blinked her tearful eyes at Thea Shaw and suddenly said sothing.

"Sister, you’re so beautiful."

Who doesn’t love hearing complints, especially from such an adorable child?

Thea Shaw imdiately felt elated and couldn’t help but rub Bambi’s little face, "You too, you’re also beautiful."

Watching the conversation between the two, Julia Wyatt, who had gradually stopped crying, looked at Bambi and Thea Shaw and slowly curled her lips into a smile.

As a mother, seeing her child by her side seems to soothe everything.

The intense emotions from before gradually eased as well.

Stroking Bambi’s head, Julia Wyatt thought with so surprise, it turns out she could also get angry at Clara Tate.

From childhood to adulthood, she had never lost her temper at Clara Tate, that was the only ti.

So words, once spoken, seed to bring a sense of relief.