Now, He was certain that someone had deliberately set Sabrina up.

Someone had put something in her drink. Then whoever did it called the police and gave them Sabrina's description.

Unfortunately, something of this nature was quite common in bars.

So, any explanation Bettie made was of no use. They would definitely be taken to the police station for drug tests.

The only thing he was unsure of was if Sabrina was the target or the three of them. What was the goal of this person?

Lance glanced at Bettie who was sitting across from him and presumed that she hadn't figured out what was going on yet.

The policeman asked for Sabrina's personal information. After Sabrina gave it, he asked, “Why are you here tonight? Have you been here before? How often do you come here? Why?"

The policeman fired one question after another at Sabrina, watching her intently. For some reason, Sabrina's chest felt stuffy and her vision was getting blurry. Feeling very irritable, she replied impatiently, "This is my first time here. I only came with my friend..."

“Why did you accompany your friend here?" The policeman was certain that something was not quite right with Sabrina. After studying her for a few seconds, he was almost certain that she was the person they were looking for.

"A blind date," Bettie grumped and glared at Lance.

The policeman looked at Bettie and asked, "Are you her friend?"

"Yes, sir."

“What's your name?"

Bettie told him her full name.

The policeman questioned her for a while and then looked at Lance, asking, "Are you her blind date?"

"Yes, sir." Lance nodded his head.

“Who introduced her to you? When did you start contacting each other?

Is tonight the first time the two of you are meeting?" the policeman queried Lance in the same manner he asked Sabrina various questions earlier.

In the past, informants came up with all kinds of excuses to connect with each other and it was quite common for them to give the excuse of being on a blind date. That was why the policeman was interrogating them very carefully.

After Lance answered his questions, the policeman closed his notebook and put the pen into his pocket.