Chapter 218 Public Opinion

The wail of police sirens drew closer, and soon, several uniformed officers came rushing over. They instantly went on alert the moment they saw Joseph lying on the ground and Nancy standing calmly nearby. "We received a report that someone intended to commit suicide here." The lead officer swept the scene with a sharp gaze. Nancy pointed at Joseph. "It's him. He got emotional and ran into a post on his own. He passed out after that." She explained the situation in a concise, straightforward manner. Her overly composed expression and the unconscious man on the ground caused a glint of curiosity to flash in the officers' eyes. Soon, the ambulance arrived. The medical staff lifted Joseph onto a stretcher and into the vehicle. Nancy cooperated with the questioning, signing her name after she completed her statement. The officer put away his notebook and waved at her. "Alright, Ms. Sullivan, you're free to go." Nancy nodded slightly and walked toward her car. Unbeknownst to her,