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Chapter 445

    Chapter 445


    “Mr. Raymond, I’m going to put the hair dryer back.


    Maja put the hair dryer back in the bathroom and noticed a blister between his fingers when she


    returned.


    Having been sunburned herself, she knew what was up.


    Luckily, she had bought some burn ointment when she went to the hospital earlier today.


    She smeared a bit of it on her fingertip, took his hand, and gently applied it to his wound.


    her.


    But Maja wasn’t looking at him; she was focused on his wound.


    After she finished applying the ointment, she wiped the residue off her finger.


    “Did youe all the way to Crystalbrook Valley just for that dude?”


    Maja paused for a moment and sighed.


    “I’m here for the cherry wood flooring. I had spoken with Mr. Felton about this before. Today, someone


    returned some, and I picked out the best–quality batch. I’ve already had it sent to Greenfield.”


    Hearing this,n felt a little relieved.


    “But what about you, Mr. Raymond? Why did you rush over to Crystalbrook Valley in the middle of the


    night without your assistant?”


    “Thest project had some issues; I came to talk to the person in charge.”


    Maja was dubious. Even if there was a problem with the project, the person in charge here shouldn’t


    have madene in the middle of the night for fear of offending him.


    Butn was indeed here.


    She couldn’t think of any other reasons.


    Maja was a bit tired today. She had driven a long way, selected timber, checked information, and now


    just wanted to rest.


    Butn grabbed her wrist and looked at her knee with concern,


    It was still red. She must have worn long pants today.


    Her pain tolerance was really high.


    “I’ve already put medicine on it.”


    She responded this way.


    Then he let go of her hand.


    When Majay down in bed, she suddenly wondered ifn had other ns for tonight.


    But she was just too tired.


    The thought shed through her mind, and then she was overtaken by fatigue.


    By the timen came to the side of the bed, she was already asleep, wrapped up in the nket.


    He, however, had a bit of insomnia and even started questioning why he came to Crystalbrook Valley.


    He nced at his finger. The wound had a slight sting, with the cool sensation spreading from his


    fingertip to his chest.


    Once hey down, he stared at the ceiling.


    Being in the same bed but not having sex with her gave him an unfamiliar feeling.


    Other than the time spent with her, his bed had been empty of other women for these years.


    rang.


    He frowned unconsciously.


    The caller was Fitch, his voice a little hoarse.


    “I’ve gone through one–tenth of the draft paper. Your brother was a very rule–abiding man; I don’t think


    he would have had puppy love. I’m currently researching his university records. But he did have


    numerous research material, piled up in two rooms.”


    “Haven’t you slept?”


    Fitch rubbed his forehead with his hand.


    “How could I sleep? I heard that a group of foreigners is also investigating your brother’s case.


    Everyone is very certain now that that thing must have been handed to someone else by him, possibly


    his research results, but nobody dares to reveal any information; everyone is secretly searching. Did


    you consider that your brother might have given something to Carlene Shepard?”


    Eric was a gentleman, and although he didn’t often interact with the opposite sex, he had many


    friends.


    However, Carlene was an exception,


    *I’ll ask Carlene when I get back.”


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    As soon as he finished, someone called out to Fitch.


    “Fitch, we found something.”


    Fitch immediately went to the screen.


    “What did you find?”


    Fitch frowned after a nce.


    “A line of poetry, we learned this poem in elementary school; I don’t understand why he would write this


    line of poetry on the draft paper.”


    Indeed, it was a poem that they had to learn in elementary school when they were kids. Content protected by N?v/el(D)rama.Org.
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