Faye felt disheartened and lowered her eyes.
But just then, Hunter Warren spoke slowly, "Faye, because we don’t have definite evidence to prove that Walter Hansen killed Mom and Dad, everything is possible until the truth is revealed.
For instance, he might really be the murderer, or he might be innocent.
But you can’t believe more than half of what businessmen say.
He fought his way through the business world to get where he is today, and there’s no way he could have done it without using extraordinary means.
He’s very good at reading people and acting accordingly.
He lived in your house for so many years back then, he knows the personalities of you and your brother very well.
They say that rivers and mountains may change, but one’s nature does not. Even if you and your brother change, your nature won’t.
He’s very good at targeting the weaknesses of you and your brother.
So it’s very possible that what he said tonight is just something he came up with to deceive you siblings.
Do you know why I stopped you from looking back at him just now?"
Faye felt a bit more at ease and shook her head, "Why?"
"Because you’re soft-hearted. Seeing him looking all pitiful, you’ll start to doubt yourself.
Since the deed is done, even if it’s wrong, you should see it through to the end. Do you understand what I mean?"
Faye nodded as she looked at his profile, "Yes."
Hunter quickly turned his head to look at her and smiled.
Faye also pursed her lips a bit, grateful to have him by her side.
Otherwise, she really wouldn’t know what to do.
Just a moment ago, it felt as if her heart was weighed down with lead, making it hard to breathe.
But after his reassurance, she felt so much better.
How lucky to have him standing by her side to protect and help her at this moment.
Hunter raised an eyebrow and gave a charming, devilish smile as he drove, "Faye, I know I’m very handsome.
But if you keep looking at me like that, I might not be able to take it.
I think... you probably wouldn’t want to get frisky by the roadside in broad daylight, right?"
Faye raised her hand and hit him on the arm, "You’re really something else."
Hunter glanced at her and couldn’t help but laugh, "Haven’t you gone crazy thinking about that picture just now?"
"Imagination? I’m not!"
"If not, then tell me, why is your face red?"
"I... it’s because it’s hot."
"It just snowed a few days ago, and the snow hasn’t melted yet. Are you sure it’s really hot now?"
Faye’s face turned even redder, but she quickly pointed to the air conditioning.
"Because the air conditioning is too strong, so it’s normal to feel hot.
You think everyone is like you, a cold-blooded animal."
"Cold-blooded?" Hunter laughed, "Alright, I’m cold-blooded, so do you, this warm-blooded girl, want to use your body heat to warm me up?"
"Oh my," Faye sighed.
He laughed, "Why are you sighing?"
"I admit now, you were right just now."
"I said a lot just now, which part are you agreeing with?"
"You said you can’t believe more than half of what businessmen say.
Now I believe it, yes, you were right.
I found that I really can’t believe anything you say."
He had a seductive, charming look about him, "In front of you, I’m not a businessman, just a husband, a family member."
Listening to him, Faye honestly felt that Second Master Warren spoke way too fast.
And his tricks ran so deep, if anyone wasn’t careful, they could easily drown in them.
"You better not joke with me, I’m talking serious business with you."
"We’ve been talking about serious business."
Faye pouted, "Correction, I’m asking you, what do you think will happen to Walter Hansen after the police investigate him?"
"Two results: if the police investigation proves he’s truly innocent, then he’ll be released without charge.
The other is if they can prove he was involved in Mom and Dad’s deaths, then he’ll be moved into the complex legal proceedings for a more in-depth investigation."
Faye frowned, "What can we do now?"
"Now... all we can do is wait for the results.
Don’t worry, I’ve already instructed Owen that as soon as there’s news, he’ll notify us first thing."
Faye nodded, "If Walter Hansen is really innocent, then... he truly is wronged, his company was already messed up by you."
"That’s one thing I found inconceivable when I first saw his behavior.
His company failed, yet he didn’t even struggle.
It seems he really was sincere about one thing he said just now."
Hunter looked at her, "Remember? He said he left simply because he regretted it too much, felt sorry for Dad.