Beyond the Divorce

Neil continued confessing, "He mentioned that he didn't have trustworthy connections in the north and needed someone reliable to manage things while he was frequently away." "Get to the point!" Vincent was infuriated.

"It happened to be my child's birthday, and h-he gave my child a gift, along with some money. Obviously, I couldn't act oblivious. I had to reciprocate. So, I helped him find a house in the Nomunal College residential area."

"How kind of you!" Vincent scolded sternly. "Why did he give you 15 thousand dollars? You've really proven yourself helpful."

With a mournful expression, Neil looked at Vincent, trembling with fear.

"He said he had a lot going on recently. After buying the house, he needed to renovate it. He asked me to oversee it and considered it compensation for my hard work," Neil explained. "I didn't do much. I helped a bit, and he paid for my efforts, and..." "He's a suspect! You've been with me for so many years, yet you've broken the law!" Vincent roared with a gaze full of anger. "I feel truly ashamed for you!"

"Why did you report our whereabouts to him?" Atlas asked.

"He told me to keep an eye out for anyone coming from Foswood. If there were, I was to inform him, and he claimed that anyone coming from Foswood would be his competitor." Neil said.

I felt speechless. The dedicated driver was tempted by personal gain and jumped into this mess without a second thought. He didn't even have a shred of discernment.

"Were you the one who picked up George last night?" Atlas asked in a low voice.

in surprise

Dente Hotel and picked up George. Where did you take

to his house!" Neil

you change

which belonged to the bureau, he

wouldn't, trouble me anymore. It really had no idea he

our whereabouts

person with the last name Hartz. He couldn't let you

trying to justify himself and looked

know what he was up to. I just..."

to the house but found it empty. Ask him where he

as possible," Atlas instructed Neil while the tech expert prepared for

gulped, his eyes nervously glancing

have five minutes to recollect yourself. Keep