No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) novel Chapter 1348

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Summary for Chapter 1348: No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric)

Summary of Chapter 1348 – A pivotal chapter in No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) by Webfic

The chapter Chapter 1348 is one of the most intense moments in No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric), written by Webfic. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

Ivy frowned and objected. "I don't accept this approach. Tomorrow, I can bring my lawyer to the police station to resolve this matter."

Noelle looked at Ivy and challenged her, "Are you afraid to go to the police station? Is it because you have a guilty conscience?"

"Ms. Liddell, there's no need to put it that way. After all, everything requires evidence. Besides, for such a minor matter, I have no obligation to cooperate by going to the station right now," Ivy replied calmly.

However, the police officer said to Ivy, "Ma'am, we still need you to come with us and clarify things at the station."

Owen stepped protectively in front of Ivy. At this moment, she began to think carefully as she glanced between Noelle and Mia, wondering what these two were planning.

Owen whispered to Ivy, "You can't go to the police station."

After all, they had no idea what evidence Noelle and the others might be hiding. If they really found clues related to the car accident from years ago, Ivy would be finished and definitely wouldn't be able to leave.

In this dangerous situation, the longer they delayed, the more problematic it would become if they couldn't leave in the end. However, Ivy hesitated. If she left now, it would definitely expose her. Yet, if she didn't go, she had no idea what the situation at the police station would be like.

Noelle glanced at Salena, and the latter immediately understood.

She shouted at Ivy, "You're going to the police station today! I've already called my lawyer, and I'm definitely going to hold you accountable. You were the one who hit me first, right outside the restroom! There's surveillance footage as evidence!"

Salena knew she had to keep Ivy here. After all, it was the only way Ivy would return all the money in order to leave safely.

Ivy stared at Salena. "What happened earlier was indeed my fault, and I apologize for it. After all, we're family. Do we really want to make such a scene on a day like this?"

People nearby tried to mediate the situation. "She's right. There are so many people watching today. Airing dirty laundry like this in front of everyone looks bad for the Cantrell family, and it's best to handle it privately."