Chapter 591:

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“I don’t know,” Wesley said, his expression somewhat confused.

Leo had never seen him like this before and was taken aback.

“Wesley, should I go find Mrs. Hill and bring her back?”

Wesley didn’t respond, as if deep in thought, pondering something important.

Leo stood by the door, unsure whether to leave or stay.

“Oh, by the way, Wesley, General Jefferson has already gone to find Bryony. The evidence of Bryony’s crimes has been submitted to the prosecutor’s office here, and now it’s just waiting for the outcome. Whether it can ultimately be sent back to our country for processing depends on General Jefferson’s capabilities.”

“To be honest, I think it would be better for me to go and kill that bastard, to avoid all this trouble.”

Wesley gave him a cold look. “Let him figure it out for himself.”

Then, he got up, changed his clothes, and left. It seemed like he wanted to understand why Sandra was angry.

Today, Terlandia reported that the Henderson family had committed a crime and was now under investigation.

Whenever such news surfaces, it generally means the family has made a significant mistake. The people of Terlandia were all discussing it.

Sandra went to the seaside. The weather was perfect, and in the evening, many people were there. Some were strolling, some were BBQing, and some were playing. It was noisy, but the atmosphere was lively.

Sandra enjoyed this kind of atmosphere, but for some reason, today it felt a bit too loud.

She found a quiet, dark spot and sat on the ground. In the distant sky, the stars twinkled, peaceful and gentle.

She began to calm down.

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Propping up her chin, she thought seriously. Why was she angry? In fact, she hadn’t been this angry in a long time. Even her biological parents and brother, who had ignored and hurt her in every way, couldn’t provoke such emotions in her.

But today was different.

She was too upset to think clearly. Just then, Lisa called.

With nothing better to do, she told Lisa about the situation.

After listening, Lisa burst out laughing.

“I said, ‘Little Lord, when so many men were chasing after you back then, you were very aloof. Why aren’t you like that now?'”

Sandra felt inexplicably guilty.

“Not many people were chasing after me,” Wesley replied.

“Those people were all competitors, and I had impressed them. It was just a flattering way of saying they were pursuing me. The pursuit they spoke of came with conditions. They wanted to gain benefits through a certain relationship.”

Lisa laughed even louder.

“Really? If you think like that, I really can’t help you.”

Sandra rubbed her forehead. “I’m feeling troubled, and you’re here causing chaos.”

Lisa couldn’t stop laughing.

“Okay, I won’t tease you anymore. There’s really no possibility between Mr. Henderson and Wesley. You can rest assured.”

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