Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1399

“Give me your ID card number,” the same policeman said.

“I said I’m not a human trafficker!” Hector insisted.

Understanding that he didn’t want to cooperate, the other policeman said in a serious manner, “Give your ID card number.

If you are innocent, you will be free to go.

But if you refuse to cooperate with us, you’ll have to come back with us to the police station for further investigation.”

Hector couldn’t believe what was happening to him.

He was speechless.

Left with no other choice, he gave them his ID card number.

Then, he smirked inwardly.

When these two found out who he was, they would be shocked.

A human trafficker? Him? Absurd!

He looked at them smugly, waiting for the apology that was going to follow when they ran his number through the system.

The policeman with the mobile phone typed the number in and searched.

They waited for some time before they finally heard a sound from the phone.

“Weak Signal” popped up.

He tried again several times, but the same thing happened.

They couldn’t know if his ID card number was valid with the weak network.

Seeing the look on the policemen’s faces, Hector thought they had finally realized who he was.

He was already smiling, waiting for their apologies.

“So?” He quirked an eyebrow.

“Sorry, there is something wrong with our equipment.

You’ll have to come with us.”

Hector’s face quickly fell into a frown when he heard this.

With his eyes wide open, he asked, “What did you say?”

“Please, come with us to the police station.

Don’t worry.

If your identity checks out, we’ll personally escort you to wherever you’re supposed to be.”

Hector gulped.

He had never been this embarrassed before.

He couldn’t just go with them like that.

He pointed at himself and asked, “Don’t you know me?”

The two policemen looked at each other in confusion, and then at

Hector.

They didn’t say anything, but their eyes seemed to asking if they ought to know him.

Hector took a deep breath for patience.

“My surname is Brown,” he said loudly.

“Okay, I see.

Mr.

Brown, please get in the car.”

“No, you don’t understand! My surname is Brown! Don’t you know who