Chapter 1595 The remitter
The food arrived quickly at the restaurant, and as they ate, they continued chatting and ended up
talking about past events.
Ste wasn’t originally nning to ask, but after hearing Mason mention what happened to the people
who had bullied her after. they were released from prison, she couldn’t help but ask, “They were just
small-time troublemakers, so how did they manage to thrive overseas? Did they get into some big
business?”
Mason replied, “Those guys didn’t get involved in any big business. After they got out of prison, it was
like they hit the jackpot or something. Suddenly, they became rich and all immigrated abroad. They
didn’t do any business at all; instead, they spent their days partying and having fun. It’s unclear where
the money came from.”
On the night of Ste’s incident, a few individuals fell into the water while trying to escape and died on
the spot. The others, althoughter sent to prison by Karen, suddenly became wealthy after their
release. Ste’s hand holding the fork trembled, “So where are these people now?”
Thinking that Ste wanted to confront them, Mason quickly replied, “They’re long gone. Some died at
sea, some were killed in gambling disputes, and some were hit by cars. None of them had a good
ending. It’s like karma caught up with them.”
Mason always believed that bad deeds would be met with consequences, it was just a matter of time.
After hearing about
the fate of those people, he didn’t think much of it.
But for Ste, it raised many suspicions. Why did they suddenly be rich, and why did they
suddenly meet unexpected deaths? It sounded as if someone was afraid they knew some secret and
had bribed them, only to slowly silence them so no one would suspect a thing.
Ste lowered her eyshes and pondered for a few seconds before raising her gaze to Mason, who
was still eating, “How do you know all this?”
Without lifting his head, Mason replied, “I was in the same country as them. After their incident, it made
the local news.
How could I not know…”
With confirmation, Ste’s heart sank even further. She suddenly remembered the doubts she had
before. If Erin had a slight liking for her back then, why would she send people to rape her? Even if Erin
was furious, she couldn’t do such a thing, especially considering Erin’s possessiveness…
Thinking of this, Ste abruptly stood up, “Mason, I’m sorry, but I have something urgent to take care
of. Let’s reschedule our
meal another time…”
Mason was still chewing his food, and seeing Ste in a rush with her bag, he wanted to talk to her but
found it inconvenient. He could only nod and wave goodbye.
Ste went straight to the Evans’ and asked Andrew for help in investigating the bank records of those
people who had bullied
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her in the past after their release from prison. Andrew didn’t understand why Ste wanted to look into
this. Those rapists had fled to Singapore out of fear of retaliation from the Simpson family. Andrew had
nned to go and kill them, but Ste believed they were merely following Erin’s orders, so she let it go
and didn’t pay them any further attention. Now, why suddenly investigate them? Did her cousin still
seek revenge?
Ste didn’t exin further and just told him to hurry and check. Andrew went to the bank, and he was
quite efficient in his work. Ste only waited for a short while before Andrew returned with the
information. When he saw Ste, his face was
solemn.
“How did it go? Who sent them the money?”
Andrew didn’t reply but instead handed the documents to Ste with a cold expression.
Ste, feeling anxious, quickly took the documents and flipped. through them. These transfers went
through multiple bank ounts before reaching the ounts of those individuals who were released
from prison. It was evident that they had taken precautions to avoid detection.
However, even with suchplex and intricate operations, Andrew managed to trace the source of the
funds…
When Ste reached the name of the sender, her face turned pale, and her fingers holding the
documents couldn’t stop trembling.
Bart – Karen’s cousin.