Six years later, I and my four cubs blew up my ex-husband's house

Chapter 2882 Confession

Shino merely glanced at the two of them before turning his gaze away and turning to the police officers present.

The lawyers who had been arranged for this trip arrived on time.

The police explained the current progress of the investigation to Tokino in a formal and serious tone.

After questioning the suspects, the police received crucial evidence.

Someone secretly filmed John talking on the phone, and on the other end of the line was Lee Ji-eun.

The conversation between the two involved the incident at the go-kart track and also mentioned their premeditated conspiracy.

The police further explained to Tokino, "Based on the information we have, we can confirm that the other party deliberately moved the tires to create an obstacle."

And, as shown in the video materials you provided earlier.

By precisely calculating the distance, the other party used their superb but dangerous racing skills to illegally cross the regular track at the location where Charlene was about to arrive, and carried out a clear act of intimidation against her.

This series of actions ultimately led to Charlene being injured due to shock and ending up in the hospital.

John has now confessed to his actions and admitted to all the charges.

Shi Ye's face was gloomy, and his tone was resolute and unquestionable, "It's good that you admitted it. As for how to determine the sentence, I will ask our lawyers to handle it."

Upon hearing this, the police were about to say something, but at that moment, John Club Vicki coach suddenly stepped forward.

Coach Wei Ke looked visibly uneasy. He lowered his voice and said to Shi Ye, "Can we talk about this privately? Is that alright?"

Shi Ye's expression remained icy. He raised an eyebrow slightly and asked, "What do you want to talk about?"

Almost at the same time, Shino's coach also chimed in, saying in a tough tone, "What else is there to say now?"

Things have come to this point.

Coach Welsh was an acquaintance of his, and at this moment, his face was very bitter, with a hint of pleading. He pulled the two aside and said in a low voice, "This time, John was indeed too impulsive and made a mistake."

But if possible, could we avoid going through the legal process?

Is a private settlement possible?

No matter how much compensation is required, we are willing to bear it.

The implication was clear: they did not want John to be formally convicted.

After all, John is undoubtedly the ace driver for the opposing club, holding an irreplaceable core position in terms of both racing performance and commercial value.

The entire club's operation largely depends on his fame and strength; many sponsors and fans come specifically for him.

It can be said that the club's future revenue and competition results largely depend on him alone.

If this incident truly ruins his career, it would undoubtedly be a huge loss for the entire club.

How could Tokino and the coach not understand this stake?

Shi Ye frowned, his eyes filled with obvious anger, clearly enraged by the other party's self-serving attitude and disregard for right and wrong.

His face was frighteningly gloomy, and his entire aura turned cold.

Seeing this, the coach's heart skipped a beat, fearing that Shi Ye might do something impulsive.

He immediately stepped forward, blocking the person behind him, then turned around with a look of disgust on his face and coldly said to Coach Vicki, "Do you want to listen to the bullshit you're spouting?"

"When one of your club members breaks the law, instead of dealing with him seriously immediately, you're here thinking about how to protect him?"

His tone grew increasingly stern as he continued, "Let's not talk about whether or not we're willing to settle this privately."

First of all, you haven't even grasped the most basic facts.

The person who got injured this time was Xia Lin!

Why don't you go find the person involved and instead come to ask Shi Ye? What kind of logic is that?

Secondly, your club did something wrong, is this the attitude one should have when apologizing?

Finally, in order to make money and for the club's reputation, have you abandoned even your basic integrity and principles?

Why should John be able to hurt others at will for the sake of another woman, and then demand that they forgive him?

This is utterly unreasonable!

The coach was already furious by this point.

He didn't care about saving face and continued, "Oh! I know, he's your ace racer, of course you're not willing to give him up so easily."

But Viktor, have you calmed down and thought about this carefully? Is it really safe to have someone with such a criminal record at the club?

If he can do something so maliciously harmful today, who can guarantee that he won't lose control next time, or even deliberately run people over on the track?

What's more, he also privately contacted several promising young drivers in your club, using various means to win them over and incite them to become his accomplices.

This behavior is fundamentally divisive and sets a bad example for the team!

Are you really planning to turn a blind eye to something this serious and just let it go?

Have you ever thought about how big of a storm it would cause if this were accidentally exposed?

Your club is facing more than just the end of one thing; it could be the complete demise of the entire organization.

How will the outside world condemn and criticize you? How will public opinion evaluate you?

When the time comes, when people mention your club, they won't remember your past honors and glory. They'll just shake their heads and say: "Oh, that's the 'murder club' that shelters dangerous elements and condones violence, right?"

Are you really willing to see this kind of ending?

Upon hearing this, Coach Vicki's face instantly turned extremely ugly, as if he had been struck by an invisible pressure, and his entire aura froze.

Shino's coach did not stop. Instead, his tone became even lower and more serious. He slowly said, "For the sake of our long-standing acquaintance, I advise you not to come here and challenge the law."

What you're doing now has crossed a red line that you shouldn't have.

The law is not a game, much less the rules of a competition that can be arbitrarily changed.

Moreover, you should know better than me who is behind Shi Ye, and the Shi family will not let this go so easily.

Furthermore, consider the consequences... Do we risk the entire club, or abandon this ace driver and cultivate a new, more exceptional racing talent?

Shino's coach softened his tone and tried to persuade the other party with more practical examples, "If I remember correctly, not long ago, didn't your club just sign a new player?"

That child is very talented, but he still lacks opportunities and experience.

You were able to turn John from an unknown nobody into a top driver back then, so why can't you train another one now?

You have the ability and the resources.

Having said all that, he felt he had fulfilled his final duty as a friend and colleague.

So he reached out and patted Coach Vicki on the shoulder, his tone turning resolute: "That's all the advice I can give."

As for us, everything will proceed according to the proper procedures and will not be changed because of anyone or anything.

You...think about it carefully.