Chapter 302 Answer


    charles raised his hand. The violinist stopped ying and left respectfully. The surroundings became silent.


    He then <b>said</b>, <b>“</b>Leonard is one of Reggie’s men.”


    Leonard was the one who had tought against Ronan in prison and broken thetter’s legs. He had almost gotten a longer sentence because of that.


    Returning to her senses<b>, </b>Emelie asked<b>, </b>“How do you know about Leonard?”


    “You <b>don’t </b>seem surprised to know that Leonard is one of Reggie’s men,”


    Charles noticed that her focus was different from what he had expected. If she didn’t know about this matter, her first question would be to ask who Leonard was instead of asking him how he knew about Leonard.


    Emelie didn’t refute him. She had known about this matter long ago.


    She had been suspicious about the incident from the start. There had to be a reason behind the fight between Leonard and Ronan. Hence, she had told Ashley about her suspicions so that thetter could find out more about it through her friends who were prison officers


    Leonard had a good friend in prison and would talk about everything with thetter. However, his friend betrayed him and told the prison officer everything. He said that Reggie had ordered Leonard to find an opportunity to break Ronan’s legs.


    “<b>Since </b>Samuel broke Reggie’s legs, Reggie held a grudge against him. However, he couldn’t take revenge on Samuel or William. Thus, he targeted you. Samuel is the one behind your father’s broken legs.”


    <b>Charles </b>said, “He made things bad for you.”


    Emelie clenched her fists. Her mind was in chaos.


    Just then, footsteps sounded from the front. She subconsciously raised her head and saw Sanvoel standing a few feet from her.


    <b>She </b>was surprised


    Charles <b>didn’t </b>turn around, but he knew that it was Samuel. He ced his napkin on the table and said with a smile, “Since the dishes haven’t been served yet, allow me to use the restroom.”


    Then, he got up and walked away, leaving Emelie and Samuel to talk privately.


    Emelie sat in her seat and watched <b>as </b>Samuel walked over.


    Samuel was still wearing the same gold–rimmed sses. The chain of his sses rested on his shoulders. He looked as elegant as ever.


    Emelie put aside the formalities. She didn’t ask if Samuel was there to eat. She didn’t even need to think <b>to </b>know what was going on. “Did <b>Mr. </b>Davis call you here?”


    Samuel sat down and answered<b>, </b>“Yeah. I’m sorry.”


    He didn’t expect Reggie to do anything to her father.


    <i>AMET </i>F


    Emelie found out that Leonard was one of Reggie’s men, she had her suspicions.


    Shaking her head, she said, “You punished Reggie because of me. You can’t be med for what happened afterward. The one at fault is Reggie


    “I’ve entrusted awyer to sort out the materials. I’ll be filing awsuit against him soon.


    Suddenly, Samuel took off his sses. This seemed to be the first time Emelie was seeing him without his sses.


    As the sses no longer covered his eyes, his gaze didn’t seem as gentle anymore. Instead, his gaze was sharp


    The sses were just a deceptive front for Samuel. But he wanted Emelie to see his true self at this moment.


    From Capebatt City to Wimstour City, and then to Weston, Samuel had helped Emelle on the corporate cruise and then apanied her to apologize to the nurse who had bes injured. She had been his teaching assistant for two months, and she had also helped him record theplex project data.


    They had gone through a lot together.


    Samuel stared at Emelie. His tone was light. “What do you think about the matterst night?”


    What did Emelie think about his love confession?


    She gulped and lowered her gaze. She couldn’t bring herself to look at him. “Mr. Swanson, you’re the best among all the men that I <b>have </b>met. I’m not worthy of you.”


    When Emelie said that, she and Samuel both felt regret and sadness


    However, Samuel didn’t ask anything further. After all, they were both adults. He knew when to stop.


    Pestering Emelie would only make him lose his dignity. It would destroy all the beautiful memories that they had made. And in the end, they would no longer be in contact, whic would be even more of a pity.


    A whileter, Samuel said, “A university in Eptand has offered me a job. I won’t be <b>in </b>Capebatt Cry for the uing semester.<b>”</b>Exclusive ? content by N(?)ve/l/Drama.Org.