Marriage Resumption (Valeria and Hackett)

Chapter 232

a nodded timidly." was cleaning the staircase railing that day. I saw Mr. Barron enter your bedroom with my own eyes. Then, I went somewhere else. I didn't see what happened after that, but I heard Mr. Barron arguing with a woman. After that, Mr. Barron fell down the stairs. Now that I think about it, that woman sounded very young. I don't know if it was Ms. Sharp, but I did hear him arguing with a woman"

"Mr. Hackett, did you hear that? It's all true!" Ernest burst into tears. He could not help but cry when he thought of the fear and helplessness Barron must have felt when he was pushed down the stairs.

Hackett's expression became darker and darker. He stared at the maid called Laila and questioned, "Are you sure you heard Grandpa arguing with a woman? Do you remember what the argument was about!"

Laila began to recall the scene that day. After wiping the staircase railing, she had gone to wipe the vase. Although she didn't see who Barron was arguing with, she heard an argument.

"I vaguely heard Mr. Barron say something about letting Mr. Hackett know her true colors. Oh right, I also heard Mr. Barron say that he would never let that woman marry into the James family."

Hackett was even more confused when he heard these keywords. His grandfather had always liked Valèria. How was it possible that he said those words to Valeria?

Moreover, his grandfather really wanted him to remarry Valeria After that, his grandfather hid the child because he felt that there was no hope of Valeria and Hackett remarrying, so he wanted to take back the James family's bloodline. Hackett frowned. "Are you sure the woman's voice you heard was Valeria's?"

Laila shook her head, looking lost. "I can't be sure, Mr. Hackett. To be honest, I'm not too familiar with Ms. Sharp. I don't remember her voice either. I only know that Mr. Barron quarreled with a woman that day before he fell down the stairs When I found Mr. Barron, Ms. Sharp was beside him. That's all

Laila told Hackett all the useful information she could think of

Hackett only had one question now. Why didn't Laila volunteer this information at that time? He couldn't help but suspect that Laila had colluded with Ernest

"Answer whatever I ask you."

"Okay"

Hackett looked like he was interrogating a suspect. "Let me ask you, why didn't you say anything back then? Now, you're here as a witness. Don't you think it's too late? Grandpa has already been cremated." Laila was speechless for a moment, not knowing how to answer.

However, Ernest had a strong reaction. "Mr. Hackett, are you suspecting that I colluded with her and told her to make up stories? Mr. Hacken! In all honesty, I didn't! This is the truth, nothing more!"

"Ernest, don't be agitated. I know you don't mean any harm. I'm just a little curious why she didn't tell us earlier. It would have been easier for me to investigate back then."

trusted the most when he was alive, he was suspected by

a serious matter and I didn't see who it was, so I didn't want to wrongly accuse anyone. At that time, I was also frightened by the scene of Mr. Barron falling down the stairs. I had nightmares for many days, 1 kept trying to forge about it, but I couldn't. I only told Ernest when he came to ask

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Hackett fell silent.

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woman who quarreled with Mr. Barron is the key. She must have pushed Mr. Barron down. I

not want to investigate, but he had no choice. He could not let his grandfather die without knowing

with before he fell down

clues they had right now pointed

Valeria happened to be dissatisfied with his grandfather and wanted to talk to him. Before his grandfather fell down the

be such a coincidence in

that Valeria would not do such a

Ernest was a little disappointed when he

frustrated. "Alright, I understand. I will investigate the cause of Grandpa's death and give you an explanation. I will make sure Grandpa

must find

the very least proved that Barron was

overtime in the office tonight, chose to return to the

night, he strolled around the manor

It seemed that every time he saw his grandfather, he would be scolded by his grandfather.

grandfather was used to not scolding him

in his ears again. She said that his grandfather had quarreled with a

Who was this woman?

was the main suspect, there was no conclusive evidence to prove that it

scene again, but after taking a few steps, he realized that someone seemed to be

continued to walk forward. The person also continued to follow

deliberately stopped and hid

follow him. He suddenly