Chapter 1147: 1147. Person recomnded by Lily Bankston
“But Elly Campbell insisted that I had always supported Tony Wilson. The more anxious she got, the more suspicious I beca.”
After Adam Jones finished speaking, he noticed Lily Bankston’s face carried a peculiar expression and asked,
“What’s the matter, Aunt Lily?”
Lily Bankston glanced at Adam Jones, then set down her coffee cup and sighed,
“Adam, normally I wouldn’t ddle in your marital affairs, but this matter concerns the presidential election and pivotal issues affecting the public. How can she be so reckless?”
“What do you an, Aunt Lily?”
“Tony Wilson beca President indeed because you, including the entire Jones family, were on his side, but later, many policies he issued were not beneficial to the public. You were planning to support soone else.”
“Is that so?”
Adam Jones’s expression remained calm, his tea-making actions still smooth and ordered.
“Before your amnesia, you ca to the United States to see and even ntioned this matter to .”
Adam Jones thought for a mont and said, “Now, besides Tony Wilson, there is only Neil Foster left in the race. The others are just there for show. Are you saying I should stand with Neil Foster?”
As he spoke, he looked at Lily Bankston and asked, “Aunt Lily, can you tell more about Neil Foster? I trust your judgnt.”
Lily Bankston’s hand tightened around her coffee cup, then she smiled and said,
“Choosing Neil Foster would be even worse than choosing Tony Wilson.”
Adam Jones looked puzzled, “If we don’t choose Tony Wilson or Neil Foster, we can’t possibly choose any of the others, right?”
He spoke with a hint of jest.
“Those other candidates are not impressive at all.”
Lily Bankston did not respond to his comnt but instead took a docunt from her bag and handed it to Adam Jones,
“Take a look at this first.”
Adam Jones accepted it and read through earnestly, then genuinely praised,
“This plan is well written. If implented, it would greatly benefit most people.”
Lily Bankston nodded and said,
“In Greece, the wealthy are only a small part, but the general populace is the majority, and this policy would be beneficial for the country and the people if enacted.”
Adam Jones nodded in strong agreent and asked,
“Who wrote this.”
After a mont’s silence, Lily Bankston took out a list of presidential candidates.
This list was not confidential; everyone in the country had a copy.
Lily Bankston handed the list to Adam Jones, pointing to one of the photos, “Him.”
Adam Jones’s gaze fell on the photo Lily Bankston was pointing at.
His pupils subtly deepened.
Finance Bureau Chief, Ian Foster.
Also, the most unassuming and least noticeable among the candidates.
No one had paid any attention to him.
Even previously, when Adam Jones and Elly Campbell suspected that the mastermind behind the scenes was one of the presidential candidates, they had not suspected Ian Foster.
Simply because he was very passive, rarely involved in any decision-making or implentations, just doing his designated job.
“I ca to see you because I was worried Elly Campbell might mislead you. If Tony Wilson gets elected again, it wouldn’t be a good thing.”
She pointed at Ian Foster’s photo and said,
“You had talked to about Ian Foster when you were in the United States before, but unfortunately, the accident caused you to lose your mory. Now, with the election approaching, I felt compelled to co over.”
As Adam Jones listened to Lily Bankston seriously telling blatant untruths right in front of him, a trace of barely detectable cold light flashed through his eyes.
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