Magic Doctor CEO Lady's Humble Husband (Fade Chen)
Chapter 996

When Fade and Titas entered Marcus's interrogation room, the nearly 80-years-old man was sitting on a chair with his eyes closed. He was quiet and showed no sign of cooperation. The two policemen who were interrogating him did not get any answers after a round of questioning and they did not know what else to do.

Seeing Titas coming over, the two men got up quickly and greeted him, "Sergeant Xu, you're here."

Titas asked, "How is it going?"

The two shook their heads.

Titas expected that outcome. He waved his hand dismissively and said, "You two can leave now. Leave the interrogation to me."

The two turned around and went out. When they saw Fade, who was beside Titas, they took a pause and asked, "Sergeant Xu, isn't he Mr. Chen? Why is he..."

Titas did not explain and just said, "Mr. Chen is an involved party so there is no violation of the rules. You don't have to worry."

In that case, the two didn't say anything and left the room.

Fade and Titas sat opposite Marcus, who still did not speak or even open his eyes, ignoring them.

When Titas saw this, he couldn't help but frown and think about how to start the interrogation.

Fade took the lead and said, "You're Marcus Chiang, right? I won't beat around the bush. What's the chemical formula of the medicine produced in the factory?" Marcus didn't react at all, as if he didn't hear Fade's question.

Fade continued, "Open your eyes and see who I am. I'm the one who led the Chiang family to its downfall."

Hearing this, Marcus opened his eyes and looked at Fade with a hint of resentment in his eyes. He then said coldly, "I know that you are Fade Chen. You have ruined my family and you will pay the price." "I ruined your family? Ha, that's ridiculous. What about the many innocent citizens who have been harmed by the Chiang family?" Fade asked coldly, "When you saw those poisoned patients lying in their hospital beds, did it ever cross your mind that the Chiang family would pay the price?"

Marcus's expression was stern as he shook his head and said, "This poisoning incident has nothing to do with the Chiang family. We've been wrongly accused."

"Wrongly accused? The evidence is clear! Don't you think that you're being ridiculous?" Fade said.

Marcus replied firmly, "We're innocent. Also, don't even think about getting anything out of me. I won't say anything."

His stubbornness infuriated Titas. Titas slammed his hand on the table and said angrily, "Marcus, there are hundreds of poisoned patients in the hospital in urgent need of treatment. If you don't tell us the chemical formula, we can't treat them. Hundreds of people's lives are at stake. Don't you feel guilty in the slightest?"

Hearing Titas's question, Marcus did not seem to feel guilty at all. On the contrary, he said calmly, "Your interrogation method is forced confession. I will inform my lawyer about this."

"I've already said that my family was wronged. The poisoning incident has nothing to do with us. I don't know what its chemical formula is either."

"You..." Faced with Marcus's obstinate attitude, Titas was enraged, but there was nothing he could do.

Just as Titas was about to speak again, Fade stood up and said, "Sergeant Xu, this old man is very stubborn. There's no need to waste our time; he won't reveal anything. Let's go." After that, Fade was about to leave.

"But..." Titas was a little surprised.

However, he saw Fade wink at him, so he did not ask any more questions and got up to leave.

The pair's attitude startled Marcus. Nonetheless, he was happy to see such a result and was ready to close his eyes to rest again.

Just as Fade walked out, he looked at Marcus and said, "I hope you will not ask for a confession yourself later."

Hearing those words, Marcus's eyes, which were about to close, blinked. There was a hint of confusion in his eyes. At the same time, a sense of alertness crept into his heart.

Fade had single-handedly turned the Chiang family upside down; he was definitely not an easy character to deal with. It seemed like he had something up his sleeves.

At the thought of this, Marcus felt uneasy. He yelled, "I want to see my lawyer. I suspect that they are going to force a confession out of me. I request..."

However, when he was halfway through his words, Marcus's throat tightened and he couldn't make a sound at all. Then, his face turned pale. Beads of sweat dripped down from his forehead and his face contorted in pain.

"I, this..." Marcus's discomfort was getting stronger and stronger and his appearance worsened.

At that instance, Titas, who was witnessing that scene in the monitoring room, was slightly nervous. He looked at Fade and asked, "Mr. Chen, nothing bad will happen, right?"

"Don't worry. He won't die," Fade said.

After hearing this, Titas felt relieved, but he was still a little worried. "Will Marcus sue us for forcing confessions?"

"Forced confessions? Does he have any evidence? The surveillance cameras have been recording everything. We didn't even touch him, so how could we force his confession?" Fade said.

Titas nodded and looked at Fade in awe. Indeed, Fade had agitated Marcus without even touching him physically. His methods were truly formidable.

Marcus was unable to take it anymore. He struggled to speak, "I'll tell you, I'll tell you, I'll tell you everything! Call the doctor, hurry up."

Seeing this, Fade said, "It's time for us to show up."

Then, the two walked into the interrogation room again.

Marcus's face was deathly pale. Clenching his throat, he let out a series of shouts.

Fade waved his hand in Marcus's direction and an invisible energy rushed towards him.

Instantly, Marcus, who was in extreme pain, went limp and his body relaxed. He gasped for air.

After Marcus caught his breath, Fade said coldly, "Go ahead."

Marcus' eyes flashed with anger. He said, "You're using illegal means to interrogate me. I'm going to sue you!"

"I didn't even touch you. Do you think the judge would believe you?" Fade asked.

"This..." At the thought of what took place, Marcus looked at Fade with an odd expression.