#211 “I didn’t Work with Him Extensively.”

Moments later, Jeremy returned with a tray bearing a steaming pot of tea and delicate porcelain cups. He poured them each a cup, and they settled into a comfortable silence as they sipped their drinks.

“So, Miss Johnson, what can I do for you?” Jeremy finally spoke, breaking the silence.

Sophia took a deep breath, steeling herself for the conversation ahead. “I came to you because of this,” she said, pulling out the letter she had found in Maestro Paus’ private office. “It’s from my grandfather, Christopher Johnson. He mentioned your name and said that if I ever needed help, I should look for you.”

Jeremy’s eyebrows rose in surprise as he accepted the letter, his expression thoughtful as he read its contents. “I see,” he murmured, his gaze flicking up to meet Sophia’s. “And how can I assist you, Miss Johnson?”

earnestly. “I’ve been digging into his past, trying to understand the truth behind the

thoughtfully, his eyes alight with understanding. “I may be able to provide some insight,” he said, his voice gentle. “But first, let’s have our lunch. We can discuss further

found a sympathetic ear in Jeremy Gostler. With a renewed sense of determination, she followed him into the dining room, ready to

for lunch, Sophia couldn’t help but feel a sense of anticipation mingled with apprehension. She watched Jeremy carefully, eager to hear what

began, sipping on her tea as she waited

cutting into his steak with practiced precision. “Though I must admit, I

as Jeremy spoke, her curiosity piqued. “Do you think he was involved in any wrongdoing?” she asked, her voice

his fork as he considered his response. “Honestly, Miss Johnson, I don’t believe so,” he said earnestly. “Your grandfather struck me as a principled man, driven by a desire to succeed but always mindful

a glimmer of hope at Jeremy’s words. “That’s reassuring to hear,” she admitted, a small smile

“I do believe there’s more to this story than meets the eye. Whatever is written in those documents, I’m certain there’s a deeper

anyone else you think

to help you,” he said finally. “A woman your grandfather used to visit frequently when he was in London

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