Lei Huanxi felt cold sweat appearing behind her back.

It's really amazing.

20 years ago, Hartman had guessed that this robbery had something to do with Barnes?

And he has actually been hiding this secret for a full 20 years?

After 20 years, I felt it was time to take it out, so he exposed Barnes.

How could he hide a secret for so many times?

"My brother thinks that the Diamond Alliance lost $300 million and he has nothing to do with him. He doesn't care. Yes, he doesn't care at all." Mr. Stephen said in a daze: "All he wants is how to maximize his own interests. If he thinks it's not necessary, he can even endure it for another 20 years."

Lei Huanxi felt a little speechless.

If what Mr. Stephen said was true, then the horror of Hartman was simply unimaginable.

Forbearing for 20 years, and giving your enemies the most fatal blow when you need it most.

"Later, the next day, Hartman sobered up and I talked to him about this matter again. He firmly denied it and said that yesterday's words were all his nonsense. But I knew that this was definitely not his nonsense. What he said was true. However, this is a matter within the Diamond Alliance and has little to do with me, so I have been helping him keep this secret for so many years."

Mr. Stephen said this and took a sip of wine and continued:

"A lot of things happened on Christmas that year. It was one thing, and another very sad thing. On my manor, there was a loyal butler who had served us for many years, Mr. Springton. That year, one of his nephews came to visit him, and I enthusiastically invited his nephew to our Christmas dinner. The nephew of the butler seemed to be named Lairding. Yes, Lairding, I will not remember it wrong.

I don’t know why, Hartmann was particularly disgusted with this young man named Leerding. He always sarcastically sarcastically at the banquet and kept hitting him. At first, Leerding had been silently enduring, but you should also know that young men like Leerding were always full of energy. After Hartmann made another sarcasm, Leerding could no longer bear it and had a fierce dispute with Hartman. Hartmann stopped talking, but when he left the banquet, he only said one thing to Leerding..."

"Do you know what the result of offending me?" Mr. Stephen clearly remembered that this was what his brother said to Lairding that day:

"This world is very big, but you can't escape no matter where you go. You will be retaliated. I promise for the crimes you have committed."

Mr. Stephen was also frightened.

A crime committed for you?

He just offended Hartman, but he has actually reached the level of crime?

Mr. Stephen wanted to persuade his younger brother, but Hartman had already left.

A few days later, something terrible happened:

Lyrding's body was found in a river.

The result of the autopsy was that Lairding fell into the river while drunk and fell into the river.

But Mr. Stephen knew that this was definitely not the case.

He questioned his brother loudly, but Hartman said without caring:

"Are you going to go to war with me for a housekeeper's nephew, my dear brother?"

"I can't forget Mr. Springton's painful eyes." Mr. Stephen was also very sad when he said this: "He only has such a nephew. After hearing the news of his nephew's death, he collapsed. He didn't walk out of his room for a whole month..."

A month later, the butler of Springton appeared, and he respectfully said to Mr. Stephen:

"Mr. Stephen, I think in my current personal status, I am no longer suitable for serving you and your family. Please allow me to retire, and I will be very grateful to you."

At this point, what else can Mr. Stephen say?

He approved the resignation request of the Sprinton Housekeeper.

He wanted to give Springton a large amount of pension, but was rejected by the loyal butler.

"I don't need money, I really don't need money anymore."

"Springton's butler was so desolate and helpless when he left." Mr. Stephen kept sighing: "I am a brother who is useless and cannot discipline my younger brother well. And after such a terrible thing happened, I still have no choice but to Hartman. It's just because of some quarrels at the banquet. So, Lei, my friend, stay away from my younger brother, the farther away, the better. Never have any relationship with him again, forever!"

Lei Huanxi has been listening to this story seriously.

He knew that Hartman could do such a thing, but it was too much for an innocent young man to do such a cruel move just because of some quarrels with him, right?

How could Hartman do these things?

"His essence is not bad." Mr. Stephen seemed to want to excuse his younger brother: "But his appearance has caused him to be too ridiculed and ridiculed since childhood. We have been trying hard to protect him, but it is impossible to completely isolate him from this society. So gradually, his inferiority complex became heavier and his temper became more and more strange. Anyone who had a verbal offense to him would be considered an insult to him.

I know, Lei, it may not be realistic to completely break you off from him, but if you have the chance, please advise her to help him get rid of the shadow of childhood. Everyone's appearance is given to him by God, don't be resentful, and there are still many things waiting for him to do. For example, when you go to Maurix Lani this time, you are going to do good things. If my brother can do more good things, I think the Spirit of Leerding in Heaven will forgive him."

"What exactly are we doing when we go to Maurix Slani?" Mr. Stephen's words made Lei Huanxi's curiosity completely mobilized.

"You will know, you will know." A smile appeared on Mr. Stephen's face: "I am definitely on Hartman's side for this time, and I even wanted to help, but he refused all my help. There is no way, who made him so prejudice against me? Dear you, my dear little friend."

"I will do my best, Mr. Stephen, although I don't know what to do." Lei Huanxi made his promise solemnly: "As long as it is a good thing, I will do my best to help Hartman complete it."

Mr. Stephen said with great satisfaction:
Chapter completed!