The Billionaire CEO Wants to Marry Me Every Day-Chapter 601: He Threatened Me

The boy continued, "This thing only becomes effective after drinking coffee. Moreover, the purer the coffee, the faster the effect. That’s how I ended up in the hospital."

The reporters below were in an uproar.

"No wonder those who had incidents reacted after drinking coffee; it turns out it needs coffee to take effect. In that case, no matter which café they go to for coffee, they’ll have this reaction, and it’s not something wrong with Midnight Coffee House’s products."

"Not only is there no problem, but this precisely proves that Midnight Coffee House’s coffee is very pure. Because those claiming to be victims reacted before they even left the door."

"Thinking deeply about this is terrifying—if this stuff were promoted, wouldn’t it mean anyone wanting to frame a café could just inject a bit of this? Use this to achieve widespread economic relief??"

"Promotion is impossible. Cathaysia strictly prohibits the use of such poison. That guy dared to bring things from Myanmar; that’s asking for death!"

At this moment, a series of orderly footsteps echoed from the meeting hall door.

Everyone looked up, and upon seeing the uniform of the newcomers, their faces changed instantly.

"The Vanguard!"

Leo Ross, kneeling on the ground, stiffened at those three words, turned to look in terror.

The Vanguard members strode towards the stage, first respectfully greeting Damian Knight, then turned to Leo Ross with a stern face, saying, "Leo Ross, we’ve found that you conducted secret dealings with an organization under Myanmar, and your company is involved in illegal operations. According to Cathaysia law, we must arrest you immediately! You can remain silent, but anything you say will be used as evidence in court!"

After finishing, The Vanguard took the cloth out of Leo Ross’s mouth.

"Cough, cough..." Leo Ross coughed a few times, opened his mouth to speak.

But a few seconds later, he swallowed his words again.

The Vanguard is different from regular police. They only act when there’s solid evidence, and their appearance means this matter is settled with no chance of turning over.

Leo Ross was regretful and desperate.

He had been discreet and clever enough, but he was too greedy. To reduce the company’s taxes, he transferred money using the company’s account, masking it as company expenditure to save on taxes.

Unexpectedly, this greed became solid evidence against him, leaving him no room to argue.

Knowing there’s no chance for redemption, Leo Ross’s emotions completely collapsed, and he furiously and desperately cursed—

"Damian Knight! How dare you accuse me of tarnishing your company? If not for you, my daughter Rachel Ross wouldn’t have been sent to prison and still be unable to come out. If not for you, my family wouldn’t be ruined! It’s all your fault! I’ll curse you to die miserably every day!"

Leo Ross shouted with all his might, his echo resonating through the entire meeting hall, sounding somewhat terrifying and sorrowful.

Damian Knight glanced indifferently at Leo Ross, then turned to The Vanguard, speaking: "You heard him, didn’t you? He’s threatening me."

Damian Knight’s expression remained serious, yet somehow it sounded a bit fragile and pitiable.

Fragile and pitiable?

Damian Knight?

It just didn’t fit.

Perhaps even Damian Knight felt this was out of character, so he simply stopped pretending, speaking coldly: "Why haven’t you taken him away yet?"

"Yes! The Team... (Leader)," the team member hadn’t finished speaking, realized they nearly divulged Damian Knight’s identity, quickly swallowed back their words, and ordered others: "Take him away!"