My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 140 It Will Only Disgust Me

will receive news.” When he heard the reminder, Cooper lifted his head and glanced at Christopher. “Do you think Armand won’t know I met that person? He has eyes everywhere, so he can get information easily.” “Then… Why do you insist on going to Xedells?” Christopher was confused and reasoned, “This isn’t the first time you had a scandal. If anyone releases pictures, our publicity team can suppress them. Eventually, everything will be forgotten since Ms. Hall is dead…” Christopher knew and kept in mind that Cooper wanted to find Erica. Therefore, he sent more people to different states to search for Erica. Unfortunately, she was dead by the time they found her. A little while after that, someone found Cooper and showed him a few photos. From them, it looked like he obtained many benefits from Erica’s death. Therefore, that person wanted to make a deal with Cooper. Christopher could not help but say, “Mr. Sutton, that person is related to the Faulkner family. It’ll be akin to making Mr. Faulkner your enemy if you meet them.” “I’ll handle these matters. You don’t have to worry about them. Just take care of the company in my stead.” Cooper sounded solemn and impatient when he snatched his coat from Christopher’s hand. Chills ran down Christopher’s spine, and he did not dare to utter any more words. After sending Christopher away, Cooper pushed his luggage into the airport. Once inside, he had an airline worker send it to the VIP lounge. He found a seat beside the window while waiting to board the plane. Cooper took out his phone and saw a beautiful smile greeting him once unlocking his screen. The female in the picture was smiling in the direction of the camera. Her eyes crinkled from the smile, and they were twinkling with stars. When Cooper hired people to take care of the Rachford family, all items related to Genevieve were disposed of back then. However, he had been searching for them like crazy ever since he came out of the police station. Nevertheless, everything related to the Rachford family, including Genevieve’s things, was sent to the junkyard and incinerated. The picture he had now was one she took with his phone during their engagement. It had remained in his old phone’s storage and was the only thing left of their relationship. While he stared at that smiling face, he deftly touched the edge of the screen. The longer he stared, the more agony he felt, and remorse filled his mind. He understood what Christopher meant and knew evidence from a dead person was invalid. However, he did not want Genevieve to see those photos. Perhaps it was because of his selfishness that