Chapter 255
Chapter 255:
“Good! A scumbag like him should’ve been put behind bars a long time ago!” Annabel nodded approvingly.
Rupert shrugged and said nonchalantly, “Anyone who dares to hurt my woman will suffer the consequences p>
His woman?
Annabel was speechless. She didn’t belong to anyone.
After breakfast, the two went straight to Benton Group.
Along the way, Rupert coughed from time to time, which made Annabel feel sorry.
Although she still didn’t understand why Rupert’s cold was related to her, she still went to the pharmacy during her break to buy him some cold medicine.
After all, Rupert had saved her last night.
Finley knocked on the door to Rupert’s office lightly.
“Come in,” Rupert called in a cold voice.
Finley pushed the door open, walked up to Rupert’s desk, and reported his latest findings respectfully. “Mr. Benton, we’ve found the person who remitted money to Kabir p>
“Who was it?” Rupert put down the documents in his hands and looked up with intrigue.
Finley handed the printed report to Rupert. “The money came from an abandoned bank account. We followed up on the account and found that it was from an Australian company called Dacian, which has since closed down p>
“Who was the legal representative?” Rupert…
Rupert asked, furrowing his brows tightly.
Finley coughed lightly. “An Australian farmer. He doesn’t know anything p>
“Keep investigating,” Rupert said coldly, his expression darkening.
It seemed that things were getting more and more complicated.
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Who made Kabir do that?
Was his death really just an accident?
Just then, Annabel knocked on the door, cold medicine in her hand.
“Yes?” When Rupert saw the beautiful figure at the door, his usual cold demeanor softened instantly.
Seeing that Annabel was approaching, Finley wisely excused himself. “Mr. Benton, I’ll go out now p>
Rupert nodded and waved his hand to dismiss him.
Finley turned around, walked out of the CEO’s office, and closed the door behind him.
“Annabel, have you ever heard of Dacian?” Rupert suddenly asked.
“Dacian? What’s that? A person? Or a place?” Annabel was confused. Obviously, the word “Dacian” didn’t ring a bell for her.
Rupert then relayed to Annabel what Finley had reported just now. “I told him to keep on investigating p>
Annabel nodded. The situation was indeed strange.