Chapter 443 A Coincidence


    The security guard politely replied, "I''m unaware of Mr. Fulton''s private matters. But youngdy, let


    me remind you that Mr. Fulton isn''t someone you should be trifled with. You''d better not have any


    ideas about him."


    Grace was speechless.


    She was about to say something when she suddenly heard a car horn behind her.


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    Grace turned around and saw Benjamin''s car parked by the roadside. Benjamin opened the car


    door and got out, walking straight toward her.


    "Grace, why are you here sote?"


    "Shouldn''t I be asking you the question?" Grace replied.


    Benjamin had happened to be passing by when he saw her, so he had turned around. He looked up


    and saw the sign on the building, which read "Futurelink Corporation". The words seemed


    particrly irritating at this moment.


    "Are you here for Xander?" Benjamin asked. His eyes were filled with jealousy as he tried to read


    her expression.


    But Grace simply replied nonchntly, "Mr. Hawkins, this is my business, and it has nothing to do


    with you."


    With a single sentence, she made it clear that they should keep their distance.


    Benjamin, however, wasn''t going to give up. "It''ste, and it''s not safe for you to be alone. Let me


    drop you back."


    Grace instinctively refused and waved the car keys in her hand. "No need, Mr. Hawkins. I drove


    here myself."


    After saying that, Grace turned and walked toward her car, but Benjamin caught up with her quickly.


    "Grace, do you hate me that much?"


    Grace smiled casually and replied, "Mr. Hawkins, you''re overthinking it. I just don''t want to trouble


    you."


    With that, Grace left, leaving him behind.


    Benjamin stood there, dumbfounded, and watched as she drove away.


    Some time passed, and Benjamin''s phone rang. He answered the call. It was unclear what was said


    on the other end, but his expression became stormy, and he looked particrly displeased.


    "I understand. Leave this matter to me."


    After hanging up, Benjamin turned and got into his car. He finished the 20-minute drive in just eight


    minutes and parked the car in the yard of Hawkins Manor.


    As he got out of the car, a housekeeper hurriedly greeted him, "Mr. Hawkins, you''re back."


    Benjamin''s face was dark, and he coldly uttered, "Where''s my mother? Where is she?"


    His presence intimidated the housekeeper, and she stammered, "Madam is upstairs."


    Benjamin walked past her with a grim expression and headed inside.


    Upstairs, Susan heard the sound of a car outside and knew that Benjamin had returned. She


    walked out of her room with a smile.


    As she reached the top of the stairs, she ran into Benjamin.


    "Benjamin, you''re back. Have you eaten? I''ll reheat the food—"


    Before she could finish her sentence, Benjamin had already walked right up to her. His tone was


    devoid of warmth as he said, "Save it."


    Susan suddenly felt that Benjamin''s mood was off, and it made her feel uneasy.


    "If you don''t need it, then forget it. You''ve had a long day. Get some rest. I''ll go back to my room."


    After saying that, Susan turned to leave. But she had only taken a few steps when Benjamin


    stopped her.


    "Wait!"


    Susan trembled, and a shiver ran down her spine.


    She stammered, "D-Do you have anything else to say?"