Chapter 512 People Like You Don't Deserve to Be a Father
Meanwhile, at the police station.
Brady was led to see Gerry.
Gerry's eyes were vacant now, and he seemed on the verge of a mental breakdown. He was a man who particularly valued his dignity, and now he was locked up in the police station.
How was he supposed to face his friends now?
Of course, the only people he thought about were himself and Lilian. He felt no guilt for hurting Violet.
This was also the reason Brady was exceptionally furious.
He had never seen a father capable of wantonly hurting his own daughter.
The Devereux family was truly heartless.
"Mr. Devereux, I just want to ask you one question," Brady asked.
"Mr. Hall, please get me out of here. I'll do whatever you say." Gerry just wanted to get out.
"Answer me first."
"Okay, Mr. Hall, ask away," Gerry said.
"Why did you hurt Violet like that? Isn't she your daughter?" Brady asked angrily.
Gerry responded with resentment, "If she were my daughter, she wouldn't have framed me! She wouldn't have bankrupted the Devereux family, and Lilian wouldn't have gone missing. Why did I go after her? Because she deserved it!" He vented coldly.
Brady picked up a water cup from the table, and splashed the water directly onto Gerry's face. "You don't deserve to be a father."
He left without mercy.
Gerry suddenly realized what had happened. He immediately called out to Brady, "Mr. Hall, I can apologize to her. Please save me, Mr. Hall."
Unfortunately, Brady had no need for such a hypocrite. He would ensure Gerry remained detained.
With Gerry detained, Eileen and Pelinka became extremely anxious. Pelinka, especially, was so angry that she almost fell seriously ill again.
She immediately dragged Eileen to bail Gerry out, but when they arrived, the police told them that Violet's side would not let it go. This time, they were determined to have him administratively detained.
They could only start wailing in the police station.
They cried so loudly that the police had to expel them, but Pelinka prepared to cause a scene at the police station entrance.
Eileen noticed Brady's car and immediately pulled Pelinka, saying, "Mom, that's Brady. Let's go beg him."
Pelinka looked at the car. Quickly, they ran to the car and blocked it from leaving.
Sitting inside the car, Brady felt a surge of disgust.
He clearly remembered these two locking Violet in the basement.
How dare they block his car?
"Mr. Hall, should I go down and chase them away?" the driver turned to look at Brady.
"No need, I'll handle it," Brady said.
Eileen and Pelinkabegan to plead, "Mr. Hall, please help us. We would be so grateful."
Brady glanced at them and sneered, "You want my help?"
They nodded.
"That's impossible," Brady said, and the driver drove away.
Eileen and Pelinka were left in shock. Gerry was beyond saving.
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