Jasper Shaw looked down at the two girls, his eyes filled with anger. "Delete the photos."
The two girls who had taken the photos replied almost in unison, "No way."
Jasper Shaw’s expression darkened. He stared at them without saying a word.
"Fine, don’t delete the photos." Chloe Sinclair walked to Jasper Shaw’s side and crossed her arms, a distinct chill in her eyes.
Turning her head to the side, Chloe Sinclair said, "Let’s call the police."
Jasper Shaw nodded emphatically and added, "I’ll contact my company’s lawyer. I’ll have to ask you two ladies to be present when you receive the court summons."
When the two girls heard they were actually being sued, they froze on the spot.
One of them shot back defiantly, "How do you know we took pictures of you? Go on, call the police if you have the guts!"
After all, it wasn’t like the two of them could just forcibly snatch the camera.
And Chloe Sinclair truly wasn’t the type to do something like that.
But seeing their unrepentant expressions, she said in a low voice, "Jasper, call the police!"
Chloe Sinclair had never been one to be pushed around.
Soon, the police arrived at the scene.
The two girls couldn’t get away, and under Jasper Shaw’s watchful eye, they had no opportunity to delete the photos.
When the police scrolled to the photos, the two girls’ faces instantly turned deathly pale.
In the end, they were all taken to the police station.
They learned from the police that the two were sophomores at a local university and also hardcore fans of Adela Armstrong.
After the variety show *Teacher is coming* ended, Summer Armstrong had casually vented to a few of these hardcore fans.
As fans, they heard this and immediately sensed something was wrong. After discussing it amongst themselves, they eventually set their sights on Chloe Sinclair.
The two students were roommates. They had somehow found Chloe Sinclair’s address and had been staking out her place for the past few days.
With that said, she bid farewell to the police, took Jasper Shaw by the hand, and led him out the main entrance.
’As for the fate of those two students, she couldn’t care less.’
She’d seen the photos they took. ’They were admittedly very good at finding the right angles.’
They hadn’t managed to get a single clear shot of Jasper Shaw’s face. The angles were incredibly crafty, making it impossible to tell who Chloe Sinclair was with.
’If those photos were posted online, she’d probably become the subject of gossip all over again.’
’Though Chloe Sinclair was long used to it, she didn’t want to drag Jasper Shaw into this pointless drama.’
Meanwhile, Jasper Shaw wasn’t in a great mood either.
He was unhappy about being secretly photographed, of course. But at the thought of being caught up in a scandal with Chloe Sinclair, a small part of him was actually faintly pleased.
’But those two women hadn’t even managed to get a single good shot of his face!’

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