Marcus assumed Holden Group must have exerted pressure on the media companies to stop them from covering Jeremy’s death.

“Someone must’ve set him up! Why else would he go to an abandoned factory?” sobbed Annie.

“Did he go alone?” asked Marcus.

“His right-hand man and the driver went with him,” answered Annie in a hoarse voice.

“Then are those two still alive?”

Annie shook her head. “No one knows where they are right now.”

Marcus frowned. As much as he felt sorry for Annie, he did not know how to help her since he was not familiar with how things work in the lives of the elites.

not go to him for help. What she really wanted was for him to comfort

telling anyone about this. But I’m so…so sad. Uncle Jeremy doted on me ever since I was little. He might be a little

I know you’re sad, but I really don’t

even know Uncle Jeremy is dead. As soon as I got the news yesterday, I

that Corinne still had no idea about Jeremy’s death but because Annie was with Aaron yesterday. However, he knew it was not the

right? If I remember correctly, Miss Corinne was unwilling to forgive Mister Jeremy, so I don’t think she’d be that sad.

look like they hate each other, but everyone could tell they still love and care about each other very much. I’m sure they would’ve

he saw someone walking toward them. He quickly stood up and said awkwardly, “Hi, Mister Aaron…. Are

nose, turned around, and saw that it was indeed Aaron

raised his arm and pointed at the watch on his wrist. “Marcus, lunch break is almost over. You’re going to

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