My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 65 I Thought You Hate Her

After a few seconds, Christopher spoke. “Mr. Sutton, I think you read too much into it. The Faulkner family is one of the prominent four families of Xedells, and they have strict rules and regulations. Even if Mr. Faulkner is the person in charge of his family’s business now, he couldn’t possibly escape from the fate of being in an arranged marriage. I don’t think he will marry Genevieve.”

Cooper would have ignored Christopher’s remarks if this conversation had occurred in the past.

However, today, he was offended by Christopher’s words. Cooper’s expression darkened. “The Rachford family used to enjoy a prestigious status in Jadeborough. It isn’t entirely impossible for Ms. Rachford to marry into the Faulkner family.”

“You’ve said so yourself. Her family was prestigious and influential in the past.” Christopher looked at Cooper cautiously. “Mr. Sutton, I thought you hate Ms. Rachford?”

Christopher found Cooper’s frustration at him mentioning and talking bad about Genevieve strange.

Cooper froze. He, too, felt that he reacted in an unusual manner.

Desperate for some fresh air, Cooper removed his tie. “Have you fetched Jacob yet?”

the sole survivor of the fire from many years ago. He was the one who had told Cooper the truth. After the revelation, Cooper gave Jacob a sum of money that was enough for him to live out the rest

a meal together. He wanted

did not respond to

sank as though he realized something

he found him dead when he arrived at Jacob’s place. The autopsy

“How about the housekeeper?”

housekeeper caring for Jacob just so happened to be out to

Cooper’s face took on a ghastly

He hasn’t been feeling well for the past few years, so I think his

him to die. But, why now?” Cooper frowned. That was the

Why did he die the moment I sent someone

the same opinion as Cooper, though. He spoke. “Heart attack is a relatively

silent as his expression turned frostier. Christopher did not dare

“Get someone to manage Jacob’s funeral proceedings. Other than that, try to bribe the neighbors. Ask them whether Jacob had said anything to them or whether anyone had looked for him after he moved