Mr. Bennet already believed what Oswald said was true when they told him about the burglary at Pierre's office.

However, he erred on the side of caution and asked them to tell him more about the details.

Oswald looked at him. He hesitated whether or not he should tell Mr. Bennet more about it.

If he told Mr. Bennet the burglary he committed in detail, he would be in deep trouble in case Mr. Bennet called the police.

Mr. Bennet noticed that Oswald had been quiet. He knew what Oswald was worried about. He said, “Don't worry. I just want to make sure that you're telling the truth. If what you said is true, then we know you're working for Mr. Pierre. We won't call the police if you're Mr. Pierre's men. You only have to tell me the details of the burglary."

"Well, we broke into Mr. Pierre's office that night, and we stole everything he kept in the safebox— documents, cash, and stuff he kept in the drawers. We were afraid that the police would suspect something was wrong, so we stole something from the financial department too. Most of them were cash. I didn't steal the phones the employees left in the office. We left after that. Oh, the one who led the way for us was Mr. Pierre's secretary. She can prove it. She met Mr. Pierre at my house back then," explained Oswald. He clenched his teeth angrily at the thought of the pretty secretary whom Leroy took along with him.

"Come in." Mr. Bennet immediately invited him into the house.

There was no difference between the police's investigation results and what Oswald told him.

There were only two rooms that had been broken into at Pierre's office. One of them was the president's office, and another one was the financial department.

Pierre was not at the office. That was why no one knew what he kept there. The police reported that the sealed safebox was violently pried open and the burglar stole everything kept in it.

Also, the employees working at the financial department stated that the company's cash had been stolen too.

The details Oswald gave him were the same as the police's report.

Oswald and Flynn exchanged glances with each other and followed Mr. Bennet into the house.

Mr. Bennet told them to wait in the living room. Then, he went up the stairs in a hurry.

luxurious living room of Mallory Manor. He could not help but exclaim, "So, this is what a rich man's house looks like. There's a world of difference between his place and that pigpen

Flynn could not help but exclaim, "Mr. Oswald, why isn't Mr. Pierre hiding here when he lives in such a big house? The police officers wouldn't be able to find him if he hides in one of the corners. He doesn't have to go as far as staying

his head. "Use your brain. Would Old Master Mallory be happy to find out

head. “Will they be able to

to tell them about it. At the very least, Mr. Pierre's mother cares about him,” replied Oswald. He had heard Pierre talking to his mother

were going on there, Oswald could

reckoned that Madam Mallory would not give up on

not

was here, he had no choice but to

Flynn as he stared at the expensive sofa in

and he

Don's sit on it. What are we going to do if we dirty the sofa and we're

not afford to pay the price of a single piece of furniture in

not that serious. We took Mr. Pierre in, and we're telling them that he's been kidnapped. They should thank us.” Flynn thought they were Pierre's

the Mallory

them not to blame us for what happened. What benefit are you trying to gain from them?” Oswald was

his lips, not knowing what to

made her way down the stairs in a

hair was messy, and she looked a little drowsy. It was obvious that she

one who took Pierre in?” Karen

he told her about the situation. After knowing that Pierre had been kidnapped, she could not be bothered to freshen herself up. She put on a coat and

Mrs. Mallory. Mr. Pierre has been staying at our place after the incident.” Oswald's

powerful, compelling aura around them. Oswald could

have my doubts.” Even though Karen was worried about Pierre, she thought it would be

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