Chapter 617
Lewis helped Kevan pull out a chair, addressing him politely as “Mr. Rogers.”
Kevan thanked him with a smile.
Once they were both seated, Gary spoke. “Our ship will arrive at port tomorrow.”
The ship he spoke of was the one that helped Cody transport contraband things–the one that they had
called back at thest minute. Gary had used a lot of effort to catch the mole. He did not subject him to
private justice nor did he hand the guy over to the police. He even absolved any form of punishment
that could have urred.
He only had one request–to continue working with Cody and pretend that nothing had happened.
They changed the cargo that was meant to be smuggled into Caldor as flour–smuggling four was not
considered a major crime, Besides. they had even dered the flour and other cargo to customs.
Although Cody could not be sentenced with just this, he had paid in full for that batch of cargo. With this
happening, tens of millions of dors were gone to waste. If this deficiency could not be made up for,
the public funds he moved out could not be covered up in time, so Cody getting sent to prison was
going to happen sooner orter.
“I hear your two uncles have been arrested. Is that rted to this?” Gary frowned, a hint of worry in his
face. Even if he did not think Kevan would do something like spooking their enemies, sill what it
“No.” Kevan’s answer gave Gary relie
“My two uncles were arrested because they were exploiting minors.”
This news was in headlines not long ago, inciting debate among hundreds of millions of people, and it
even sparked a wave of criticism of the currentws that were implemented. Gary was probably not
paying attention to Caldorian news, which exined why he did not know.
“Exploiting minors? Gary’s eyes widened with shock as if he thought this preposterous.
The truth was, when Kevan heard about it for the first time, the shock he fell was simr to what Gary
felt now. Kevan always knew that his two uncles‘ private lives were very promiscuous and that they
were second to none to Cody in this. He had always let them be regardless of what he heard about
them. After all one could not have broken thew when it was consensual on all sides. Moreover, moral
condemnation meant nothing to them.
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He just never expected them to have no bottom line at all.
“Yes.” Kevan’s voice became deeper.
“Did they really do that sort of thing, or did you Gary studied him, his sharp gaze rather scorching.
“They really did it,” Kevan answered truthfully. But he definitely helped to get it exposed, All this
happened due to a picture.
To prevent Lana from doing anything that would harm Larissa, Kevan sent someone to keep an eye on
her. He knew that she went back to the Seymours for help, and knew that Miqe had taken her away,
But Mige did not take Lana home.
Having depended on Xavier for so long, Mige established a small modelingpany. Although it
was called a “modeling”pany, was really an establishment of entertainment. Mige was the
madame, relying on Xavier’s connections to send young models to the bosses of bigpanies and
get heftypensation from it in the process.
She led her young models to roam all sorts of high–end clubs and had a bit of poprity in the industry.
There were evenpany
bosses who tried to tter Kevan by helping him “personalize” services from Mige’spany–of
course. Kevan rejected such offers. and the business deals fell apart as a result.
Migr took Lana away because she had the idea of sending her to receive clients.