Mistaking My Sister-In-Law for My Wife After Getting Drunk! Chapter 752 - 751 Watch a Video

Chapter 752: Chapter 751 Watch a Video

“Nolden, it seems that you will not leave New York City with the family unless so evidence is presented. Fine, let this make you give up hope.”

Gabriel took out a laptop and opened a video.

The video showed a conversation between two people.

“Secretly apprehend holess addicts and smugglers, extract their organs. These people won’t draw anyone’s attention.”

“Alright, I agree. I will train personnel for you to use.”

“I believe that our joint efforts will surely make this work and earn a fortune.”

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“Of course, there are so many wanderers, addicts, and smugglers in the beautiful country. Just in New York City alone, we can do this for a long ti. Once it’s done well, we can expand to other cities.”

“Haha, not only are we making money, but we’re also helping the beautiful country reduce its number of holess addicts and smugglers. We’re truly doing a good deed.”

“Hahaha, that’s right, we are doing good deeds.”

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The conversation was very brief, taking place in a private room of a luxury hotel in New York City.

The faces of both individuals were very clear: one was Chen Buhui, head of Hongn Zhongyi Hall, and the other was Samusen, Nolden’s personal butler.

After playing the video, Gabriel said, “Nolden, you have nothing to say now, do you? Samusen is your personal butler and representative. His words equate to yours. Are you still trying to argue that what he did has nothing to do with you?”

Nolden watched the video but wasn’t nervous.

He had thought it might be so evidence concerning himself.

He had only been involved in a few things himself, leaving most tasks to Samusen.

This was a precaution.

If soone were to investigate, it would lead back to Samusen, not to him.

Then he had a reason to absolve himself.

Samusen was his butler, and if trouble arose, it would naturally be Samusen taking the bla, not him, the Family Head.

Letting Samusen take the bla, claiming it was all his own initiative, would co at a cost, but it was within tolerable limits.

If he admitted that he was the one behind it, the consequences would be more than just a simple loss; the Brook Family truly would be destroyed.

And besides, taking the bla doesn’t an death, at worst it ant a prison sentence.

With the wealth and influence of the Brook Family, Samusen could live a good life in prison.

Moreover, after so ti, once this incident blew over, they might even find a way to get Samusen out.

With this in mind, Nolden showed an expression of disbelief, “I never imagined my butler would do such a thing. I was genuinely unaware of this. It was Samusen acting on his own accord, using the na of the Brook Family and myself!”

Gabriel scoffed, “Samusen is your butler and confidant. His words represent you. This is common knowledge in New York City. Claiming now that he acted independently, using the na of the Brook Family and yourself, don’t you find that ludicrous?”

“Not ludicrous at all,” Nolden replied seriously. “Samusen is indeed my butler and confidant, but first and foremost, he is a person with an independent character and mind. No one can stop him from doing or not doing sothing. To say that he represents and that his words are mine is true for certain matters, like the family’s normal business affairs. However, for other matters, like this incident, it’s not valid. You can’t say that everything he does represents . For example, if he seeks out won, that surely can’t represent seeking out won. This analogy might not be entirely appropriate, but that’s the idea. You should understand what I an.”

Richard spoke up, “Nolden, I thought that as a Family Head of a great family, when presented with evidence, you would admit your wrongdoing, repent, and leave New York City with the family. I would have respected you for that. Now it seems you truly lack the responsibility that a Family Head should possess.”

Nolden said, “Mr. Richard, it wasn’t who did it, so why should I admit it? Please be clear, the person in this video is not , but my butler Samusen. He did it, not . How can I admit to that? Nevertheless, I know you won’t believe what I say. Let call him over. You can ask him whether it was his own idea or mine. If he says it was my instruction, I will certainly admit it and leave New York City with the family at once, never to return.”

After speaking, he imdiately summoned a servant and instructed them to call Samusen over.

When speaking to the servant, he also gave the servant a knowing look.

Those who could beco servants of the Samusen family were never simple.

And those who stood guard outside the reception room were even less so.

After all, sotis they had to cooperate with the Brook Family’s people, possessing exceptional abilities to read situations and understand unspoken cues.

So with just a glance from Nolden, the servant understood Nolden’s intention.

That was to report the situation here in detail to Family Head Samusen and let Samusen understand what was happening before coming over.

The servant turned and left.

As for the signal Nolden gave the servant, everyone present saw it and basically understood what Nolden ant.

But they all tacitly said nothing, instead taking keen interest in watching Nolden, wanting to see how he would perform.

Nolden’s desperate struggle was certainly worth watching.

This kind of drama was not sothing one could see at any given ti.

It might be a once-in-a-lifeti show.

Three minutes later, Family Head Samusen arrived.

“I’ve seen the Family Head,” Samusen said respectfully.

“You should recognize these three persons,” Nolden gestured toward Richard, Gabriel, and Ryan.

As for Xu Yang and his companions, Nolden did not even bother to acknowledge them.

Xu Yang and his friends didn’t care either since they wouldn’t be dealing with this person much longer.

“I’ve seen Mr. Richard, Family Head Gabriel, and Family Head Ryan,”

Samusen greeted each of them with a bowed head.

Because Nolden did not introduce Xu Yang and his group, he naturally did not ask about them.

Nolden said, “These four people, you don’t need to know who they are. Just know that they were brought here by Gabriel and his people.”

“Understood, Family Head,” Samusen responded.

“Samusen, take a look at this video first,” Nolden played the video for Samusen to see.

Samusen already knew the situation and the content of the video, as the servant who had co to call him had inford him of everything.

He also knew that this ti his role was to take the bla.

Although he felt sowhat helpless about this, he had no choice but to do it.

Because this was what he and Nolden had discussed before doing this. If the situation were exposed, this is what they would do.

It was for Samusen to take the fall, while Nolden would take good care of Samusen’s family, giving them a large sum of money. Furthermore, he would ensure Samusen was well cared for in prison and even ntioned the chance of getting Samusen out.

Therefore, Samusen naturally knew what to do. After watching the video, he simply nodded and said, “Indeed, this video is real. I was in conversation with Chen Buhui, the leader of Hongn Zhongyi Hall.”

With an incredulous expression, Nolden said, “Are you saying that you and Chen Buhui did that heinous act together?”

“Yes,” Samusen said, “I wanted to earn so retirent money for myself. I thought that if a matter was done secretly, it wouldn’t be exposed. Unfortunately, it still ca to light.”