Why was she going to the police station again?

The commotion had grown so intense that the neighbors felt compelled to call the police.

Rosalynn and Maggie were escorted to the nearby police station to provide their statements.

As the policeman glanced at the heavily beaten four men, he found it hard to believe that Rosalynn was responsible for their injuries.

Curiosity getting the better of him, he couldn't help but inquire as she settled down to give her account.

"Did you really inflict harm on those individuals?"

Rosalynn, holding the trembling Maggie in her arms, nodded resolutely.

"Yes."

“Have you had any training in self-defense?”

The policeman retrieved a pen and paper, his expression inquisitive.

Rosalynn smiled but offered no response.

The policeman cast a serious gaze at Maggie and prompted, “Tell me, what exactly transpired?"

Maggie lowered her head, seeking refuge in the safety of Rosalynn's embrace, fear emanating from her eyes

In a gentle tone, Rosalynn comforted her, “Don't be afraid, Maggie. I'm here for you."

Once again, Maggie nestled herself in Rosalynn's arms. Recalling the harrowing scene inside the house, tears welled up uncontrollably. Yet, she found herself unable to speak.

Observing this, the policeman insisted, “It's best if you provide us with a detailed account. Otherwise, considering the injuries sustained by those men, your friend may be charged with inflicting unintentional harm."

One man had fractured his hand, while the other had sustained injuries.

As a policeman, he couldn't help but feel a hint of sympathy.

If these men had forcefully entered the house to collect debts and had intended to harm the women, they had brought it upon themselves.

Maggie listened to the officer's words, wiping away her tears as she began to speak amidst sobs.

“These men broke into my home and claimed I was Jeffry's girlfriend.

They demanded that I pay off his debts. If I refused, they threatened to capture compromising photos of me and sell them to settle the debt..."