Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1398

Under Hector’s watchful eye, the tiny person calling the police seemed unimaginable.

His first assumption was that Joey was trying to scare him.

At this, he burst up laughing, saying, “Boy, it appears that the police are too busy to worry about you.”

Joey stared at the elderly guy with clenched teeth and a grimace.

To put it mildly, this old man was a pain.

Hector gave him the remaining candy and said “Do you want to eat it?

I got the candies from my disciple’s office

Dewayne was rummaging through the drawer in his office just at this time.

His subordinate entered the room after knocking on the door.

“Dewayne, what are you searching for?” he questioned.

“I quit smoking since my wife and I want a second baby.

So I eat candies whenever I want to smoke.

But why are the two candies in my drawer gone?” Dewayne mumbled.

On the other hand, Joey and the old man heard the police siren.

“They’re here,” Joey said.

Hector’s smile froze.

The police siren drew his attention, and he cocked his head in that direction.

A police vehicle was coming.

The illumination from the car’s top was brilliant.

Shortly after, a police car stopped behind Hector.

When the two men in uniform got out of the car, they saw an old man and a young boy separated by a big iron gate.

They looked at the two people in confusion, wondering who had called the police.

“What’s happening here?” one of the policemen asked to the both of them.

“I’m the one who called the police,” Joey said in his childish voice.

“This man is a human trafficker!” He pointed at Hector.

Hector’s breath caught in his throat when Joey said this.

He choked and coughed roughly for some seconds.

“Kid, didn’t I just explain everything to you? I’m not a human trafficker!”

At this time, one of the two policemen had out his duty recorder and the other took out his mobile phone.

“Show me your ID card!”

After his many years in service, this was the first time Hector had been asked to show his ID card, much less by two juniors.

To make this worse, they thought he was a human trafficker.

If the Light on that spot was bright enough, they would have seen

Hector’s knitted eyebrows.

“Who moves around with his ID card? I didn’t go out with it!” Hector said in frustration as he fumbled in his pocket.

As he expected, he didn’t find it there.

Naturally, the two policemen got more suspicious.