Memories Of The Night 123 Chapter 123: Back At Work

When Cindy finds Sophie, she seems to be in a bad mood.

Marcellus doesn't look so good either. He usually has a faint smile on his face, looking gentle and elegant. But this time, his face is devoid of expression.

Did Marcellus and Sophie have a fight?

Cindy suddenly gets a headache. She doesn't think she should be here right now.
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Putting a smile on her face, she says awkwardly, "Marcellus, you're here too. I'll leave you two alone to talk."

Cindy turns around to leave.

All of a sudden, Sophie says, "I'm also hungry. Let's eat first."

Taking Cindy's arm, Sophie bids Marcellus goodbye and goes to their table.

Cindy asks worriedly, "Sophie, what happened between you and Marcellus? Why do you both look so tense?"

At that moment, Sophie feels extremely wronged and depressed.

At Cindy's question, resentment creeps into her eyes. "That b.i.t.c.h Katrina! She must have slandered me in front of Marcellus and spoke ill of me to turn him against me! He was so cold to me! He even refused to attend my birthday party!"

Feeling the hatred in Sophie's voice, Cindy dutifully echoes Sophie as her best friend, ranting about Katrina. "That sly b.i.t.c.h! She badmouthed you the first chance she got!"

She adds, "Sophie, don't be upset. Eat something first. Settle matters with her later."

Walking to her seat, Cindy pushes Sophie's shoulder gently to get her to sit down.

But Sophie rounds on her and loses her temper again. "I'm not in the mood to eat! Eat by yourself!"

With that, Sophie turns around and walks out without turning back, leaving Cindy standing alone and gaping at her.

"Sophie!"

Again!

Every time Sophie is in a bad mood, she never thinks about her feelings!

She leaves without delay, without thinking how lonely it is for her to eat on her own.

Cindy purses her lips tightly with a hint of disgust in her eyes. Taking out a pile of money from her bag, she slaps it on the table and walks away.

The next morning, Katrina gets up and goes to the police station in time for work.

When Katrina disappeared, Farrah was worried about the impact of the incident on her life, so she communicated with Katrina's supervisor to make up an excuse for her.

Katrina's colleagues think that she wasn't in good health and that she was recuperating abroad. They have no inkling about her disappearance.

There are very few girls in the police department.

Katrina is young and beautiful. She was given the t.i.tle of the most beautiful policewoman when she entered the department. All her male colleagues take good care of her.

When Katrina comes back to work, her colleagues fuss over her, full of concern. They even take her out to lunch.

In the afternoon, the police department receives a 911 call about someone carrying a lethal weapon on the street, intent on committing murder.

The head of the department takes the distress call seriously, summoning officers to handle the situation immediately.

Katrina and a few male colleagues take a police car and head to the location of the incident.

When they reach the streets, they quickly locate their target. Two policemen determinedly rush in, tackling the rugged man with a fruit knife to the ground.

By this time, the man is discovered to be mentally disturbed.

As long as there's the slightest possibility of the public's safety being at risk, they have to put an end to it at once.

Taking the man into the police car, Katrina's colleagues decide to bring him to the police station for further questioning and processing.

On the way to the police station, an old woman over fifty suddenly squats down in the middle of crossing the road, obstructing traffic. The traffic lights change from red to green, and the cars waiting to cross the road begin to honk their horns impatiently.

When Katrina looks up, she notices that the woman in the middle of the road looks familiar.

Katrina and a male colleague get out of the car to check the situation. When they get closer, Katrina realizes that the woman crouching in the middle of the road is the servant of Anderson's household, Eva.

Katrina hurriedly goes to help her. "Eva? What's wrong?"

Eva is kneading her leg when she looks up and sees Katrina. At the sight of her, she wears a wry smile and says helplessly, "My leg suddenly cramped, and I can't move it at all. It's making me obstruct traffic and delay Mr. Anderson's business."

Pursing her lips, Katrina walks Eva across the street and sits her on a bench.

Katrina knows that Eva has a problem with her legs. She gets an unbearable pain from time to time, but it fades away after resting for a while.

"Go ahead back to the station. I can stay here," Katrina says to her colleague.

Seeing that Katrina and Eva know each other, the other policeman goes back to the station with the rest of the team.

After resting on the bench for a while, Eva feels gradually better. Although it's not as painful anymore, Eva still walks with difficulty.

"Where are you going, Eva?" Katrina asks in puzzlement when she sees a folder in Eva's hands.

Eva replies, "Mr. Anderson left a very important doc.u.ment at home. I'm the only person in the house, so he asked me to bring it to the office. He needs it for a meeting, but my leg cramped halfway. I don't know if it can be delivered in time."

The more Eva talks, the more anxious she looks.

Katrina can't bear to see Eva rush like this at her old age. "Eva, give me the papers. I'll bring them to Uncle."

Eva looks up at Katrina with hesitation. "Are you sure, Miss Miller? Will, it does not delay your work?"

Katrina smiles and shakes her head. "Absolutely not. The station isn't far from his company anyway."

At her response, Eva hands the file to Katrina with relief. "I'm sorry for bothering you."

She can't walk with the cramp in her leg, and she doesn't feel comfortable handing such an important doc.u.ment to someone else.

It's lucky she stumbled upon Katrina on the road, or she wouldn't know what to do.

Taking over the doc.u.ments, Katrina bids Eva goodbye and hurries to the company.

This is the first time that Katrina steps into the doors of the Anderson Real Estate Enterprise. The staff inside are unfamiliar with her.

Carl must have informed reception that someone will come over to deliver the doc.u.ments because they let Katrina pa.s.s when they find out the purpose of her visit. The front desk gives her directions to the location of his office.

Katrina boards the elevator and heads to the top floor for the CEO's office.