Chapter 529


    Chapter 529


    Besides, he was only suspecting Cody. He could not bepletely sure that he was the cause of


    Grandpa’s death.


    Kevan drank another cup of tea before finding an excuse to leave Pine Mansion.


    The moment he got in the car, he called Dn, “Don’t you have a high school friend in the criminal


    investigation unit? I want him to help me out with something.”


    In the afternoon, Larissa was about to leave the hotel when she got aint from a VIP guest. This


    guest was rather hard to deal with. When she was finished, two had already passed.


    She hurried to the kindergarten. Aster was still with two other kids in the ssroom, reading children’s


    books under E’s lead.


    Upon seeing Larissa. E greeted her as usual but did not tell Aster to pack his things and go with her.


    “Ma’am, let’s talk outside.” E’s expression was a little serious, and Larissa’s heart sank at once.


    Aster watched them in confusion not far away, and he did not look guilty as one would normally look


    after making a mistake.


    That only deepened the puzzlement that Larissa felt. “What’s wrong, Ms. Gilmore?” she asked.


    E led her further away until she was certain that their conversation could not be overheard by the


    kids in the ssroom. “An unknown man came over to pick Aster up today. He said that he was your


    friend.”


    that it was not right.


    Kevan’s face appeared in Larissa’s mind’s eye at once, but after a moment of thought, she thought that


    E had met Kevan before, so she would not use “unknown man” to describe him. The only “friends”


    who woulde to pick Aster up would be either Kevan or Dn. She had not contacted Dn over


    the past few days, so she did not know if he was back from his business trip yet.


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    “But Aster said that he did not know him.” With this new information from E, Larissa removed Dn


    as a potential candidate at once.


    “That man knows your and Aster’s names as well as your job, but he refused to tell me his name. I


    found this fishy, andbined with the fact that I could not contact you, I did not let him take Aster


    away.” E said.


    When Larissa was working, she rarely had her phone on her. When she saw the missed calls from E,


    she figured that the homeroom teacher was asking her when she was going to pick Aster up, so she


    did not rush to respond–because it was only a five to six–minute ride from the hotel to the kindergarten.


    “Sorry to trouble you.” Larissa was a little apologetic. “However, if I am unable to pick Aster up for


    whatever reason and require someone else’s help, I will definitely tell you beforehand. As for the


    person this time do you remember what he looks like?”


    She had never asked anyone to help pick Aster up. If it was not Kevan and Dn. She began to feel


    tense.


    Could it be — Ruby Cole again?


    E frowned as she tried her best to remember. “Tall and thin, and he looks like your average guy.


    Beady eyes and a buzz cut. Doesn’t sound like a Bartham local from his ent.”


    Her description was too abstract. Larissa could match up several people she knew to that description,


    but none of those people had a reason to pick Aster up behind her back. She looked up and found a


    surveince camera on the top of the ssroom’s main door. Pointing at the camera, she asked.


    “Could I see the footage from this camera?”