Hearing this, Nathan stole a glance at Keeley, then turned to the police and said, "I'm sorry, Sir. This is all a misunderstanding. No one wants to report this."
The police looked at Keeley. Although she was unwilling, she knew the overall situation was more important, so she lowered her head and said nothing.
The person who had been beaten up did not pursue the matter. Since it involved a family matter, if the person involved wanted to negotiate in private, the police did not say anything more. "Since no one reported the case, we'll take our leave first."
Only then did Nathan heave a sigh of relief.
Looking at the scars on Keeley's face, Nathan's heart ached. However, she didn't dare to show her concern in front of Lydia, so he could only vent her anger on others.
He scolded the few shop assistants, "Are you all for here nothing? Didn't you see that there were so many people watching? Hurry up and close the door! Wait outside!"
