Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1041 Something Is Fishy

The police officer looked at Finn and smiled. "Since we're sitting at the same table today, we're like family. There's nothing we can't talk about!" He gestured toward Arnold as he said, "We are particularly good friends-we're classmates!"

I smiled and told Mr. Cameron, "This is my younger brother, Arnold. He came to help me figure out how to visit Beatrice at the psychiatric hospital."

The police officer said, "Anyone who pays attention to the Chandler family knows that something is amiss, but no one wants to expose it. Moreover, Byron Chandler has become overly confident since he took over Keller's Dairy!

"He continues to grow his network and enjoys better benefits now that the Keller family has disintegrated. He'd dare to do anything!"

The police officer's words resonated with all of us.

Mr. Cameron shook his head, "Ordinary people can't get close to Byron now. It's not the same old Bryon who used to pretend to be humble."

After remaining silent, Eleanor lost her composure and spoke up. "But he can't harm his daughter, can he?"

"I don't think it's impossible. This can only mean that Beatrice knows something. He ruthlessly took action to protect his interests. There is no other explanation!" the police officer said.

that this speculation

do you think, Finn?" I asked, "What were you saying just

officer, "May I ask for

"Sean Manning!"

car accident involving Eric Rogers is that

very worried about this.

my ex-classmate, is investigating this matter. However, he is

challenging.

continued, "He believes that his father's car accident is related to

suspicions of this. Some people had raised objections at the time, but there was insufficient evidence. The family had no objections, so it was left alone. "Apparently the case file

he have such a feeling? There must be some reason,

anything. Both he and his brother were young, so they

birthday. His father had no plans to go out, but Byron came to their house at night and said there was a big project in Grand Staty. Byron

mentioned that another out-of-province cable factory was competing,