Sweet Subterfuge

This was a huge case that was enough to gain some form of meritorious credit. Kevan did Jack a favor by passing this case to him before seeking a news outlet to expose this company’s abhorrent practices. Of course, his uncles’ pictures also “accidentally ended up in the news.

The exploitation of minors was a serious crime anywhere. To get the media in on this would mean that everyone would know. The netizens were so enraged by this that the govemment-in order to reassure the public-naturally treated this case seriously.

With Bernard and Felix being on the news and having their identities exposed by some other person, they became the most obvious people to target. The Rogers were a big family with several large businesses, so they had connections in many domains. But this time, no matter how many connections they tried to reach out to no matter how many multi-million-dollar gifts they sent, no one dared to stand up for them.

The government had already given the order: these two men had to be severely prosecuted.

After Gary listened to the whole story, his gaze on Kevan gained a hint of commendation. Although he did not want to admit it, Kevan was indeed someone who was worthy of Larissa out of everyone else he had seen. He would go so far as to say that Kevan would be a more suitable candidate to succeed him compared to Lewis.

not let Kevan know about this. Otherwise,

may go.” Gary pretended to chase him off with

almost time for lunch. Why don’t we let Mr. Rogers join us for a

think you have time to eat lunch? Gary glared at him with displeasure. “Where is

Mr. Logan, I have not yet finished it.” Lewis was screaming internally. If he had known that he would be suffering

for lunch either. He had long planned with Aster

ride away from here. If he took congestion into consideration, he could catch Aster right at his school dismissal time if he set off now. After bidding goodbye to Gary and

students. As Kevan did not know which class Aster was in,

Caldorian looks were quite striking as well. Many people looked