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Having casually co across Olivia Jenkins’ car, Benjamin Johnson beca more certain that the violin she used for her performance was indeed Charmy Bennett’s.
As clever as Olivia is, she would definitely not use Charmy’s things. There must be so secret in all this.
Benjamin Johnson didn’t change his course, but still drove to Jay Bennett’s house to find out what was happening.
Upon arrival, Benjamin Johnson rang the doorbell. No one answered, and he called Jay Bennett, but Jay also didn’t pick up.
Seeing Jay Bennett’s car still parked in the yard, Benjamin Johnson concluded that Jay must be at ho, and sothing must have happened just now.
His sharp gaze scanned the inside freely, as Benjamin Johnson shouted loudly, “Jay Bennett, open the door!”.
“Jay Bennett, you’re at ho, right? Why don’t you open the door? Why aren’t you answering your phone?”
Jay Bennett knew that the doorbell had rung, the phone had also rung many tis, and he had also heard Benjamin Johnson’s voice, but she still remained indifferent, sitting on the ground.
Is Benjamin Johnson also siding with that bitch Olivia Jenkins?
Is he here to question her too?
Is he also going to bully her and embarrass her?
Thinking about this, Jay Bennett beca even more upset, tears streaming out even faster. The tear stains that had been slightly dry were instantly soaked again.
Benjamin Johnson waited outside the door for a while, but still heard no response. He was a bit worried about Jay Bennett.
After thinking for a while, Benjamin Johnson didn’t call out anymore, didn’t ring the doorbell anymore, didn’t call Jay Bennett anymore, but instead called Olivia Jenkins.
“I just saw your car passing by. Did you just co out of Jay Bennett’s house? The violin you used was Charmy Bennett’s, wasn’t it?”
Without hesitation, Olivia responded, “Your speculation is entirely correct.”
Benjamin Johnson probed further, “I’m at Jay Bennett’s house now, she’s not responding at all. What were you guys talking about just now? Was there a dispute?”
In a casual tone, Olivia counter-questioned, “What do you think?”
Benjamin Johnson frowned, his deep eyes narrowed, “I don’t understand why she would give you Charmy Bennett’s violin.”
“I’m not clear either. If you want to know the reason, ask her yourself. Whatever you think might have happened, probably happened. I dare to admit to what I do, I have nothing to hide, and I’m not afraid of you blaming ,
However, I don’t know if she dares to admit her sneaky sches, if she dares to admit the jealousy in her heart. I don’t know how well you truly understand her, but you might be disappointed.
If you don’t want to shatter the past, Benjamin Johnson, I advise you to pretend ignorance. Absolutely do not consider being a diator—I don’t associate with two-faced people, under no circumstances would be friends.”
He licked his lips, Benjamin Johnson spoke calmly, “I know, I understand you.”
“I don’t want to ntion her again, I don’t want to talk about it anymore. I’m hanging up.”
“Alright, goodbye!”
Olivia hung up the phone, and Benjamin Johnson was still standing at Jay Bennett’s door.
Benjamin Johnson didn’t call out again, he just quietly stared into the villa.
He really hadn’t expected it to turn out like this.
How could Jay Bennett, who was always gentle and considerate, like a flower captured within soft hues, do such disgusting things?
Does Daniel Marshall know?
How would he deal with Jay Bennett?
Suddenly, Benjamin Johnson’s mind was also in chaos.
It was quite late when Olivia Jenkins returned to the villa by Pearl Lake.
Daniel Marshall was nowhere to be seen.
Olivia didn’t ask about Daniel’s whereabouts.
Auntie Jane asked quietly, “Madam, would you like so late-night snacks?”
Olivia shook her head, “Auntie Jane, it’s cold at night, you don’t have to wait up for anymore, go to bed early from now on.”
“Yes, Madam!”
Pondering for a mont, Auntie Jane still got to the point and carefully observed her reaction.
“The master isn’t coming ho tonight, and he didn’t say where he was going. I don’t know if he’s gone on a business trip.”
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