Chapter 26 I Just Want to Know the Truth

"What the hell is going on?"

The old Kliman threw the phone to Albert.

"I have contacted several banks a few days ago, but they can't lend now!"

Since the business case went wrong, then the Kliman family lived a life of robbing Peter to paying Paul.

He was waiting to get the inheritance of Emily as soon as possible so that to settle the debt problem thoroughly.

But now, not only the wedding date was postponed, but also the loan project they had reached was forced to stop.

The people at the bank only reminded them vaguely.

It was said that they had offended a powerful people.

There was no bank or underground bank in the whole UK that would lend them money.

The old Kliman was confused.

He trembled with fear when he heard the name.

The Kliman family had been laying low recently. And the old Kliman had put all his efforts into the family business.

How could they offend such a big shot? They were eager to flatter him as much as possible.

After thinking about it for a while, he found that Albert was the only one who was so stupid!

"I really did nothing!"

Suddenly, he seemed to remember something.

Albert looked at the old Kliman with a gleam in his eyes.

"Tell me!"

The old Kliman shouted angrily.

Albert said anxiously, "I asked Aldrich Copper to deal with that woman's illegitimate daughter as soon as possible!"

He was so guilty that he stammered, "I... I'm just thinking about our family, right?"

"Bastard!"

The old Kliman trembled with anger. He had warned Albert a long time ago.

He even told Albert some of the truth about their family.

He just wanted Albert not to make things worse.

He didn't expect that this idiot would still do such a thing. It was unnecessary!

Wait...

If it was just because of the woman from the Copper family, how could Auston be involved?

The old Kliman asked someone to inquire about it again.

He sincerely hoped that this matter could come to an end.

Unfortunately, things would not go as he wished.

This was just the beginning.

Hedda trotted in from outside.

Auston and Emily had been staying at Copper's house since yesterday.

Ice was sent to the old house this morning.

Now that one of the children had gone wrong, nothing could ever happen to the other again.

Hearing Hedda's footsteps, Emily sprang up from the sofa like a spring.

For the whole day, she was like a frightened bird.

"Any news?"

Hedda shook his head slowly, and Emily covered her eyes with her hands disappointedly.

Every minute and second, she prayed to God that if Andy could come back safely, God could ask her to do anything!

"But we found the traces of the kidnappers who hijacked Andy young master."

"Who found it?"

Auston asked coldly.

"They are our fellows."

Hedda pursed his lips and said, "Only our fellows."

Auston suddenly stood up and strode out.

Emily followed him in a hurry. "Where are you going? Do those people know where Andy is?"

"We don’t know they will say something or not until asking them."

Auston suddenly stopped. Emily almost bumped into his back.

She stammered, "Can, can I go with you?"

The more she waited, the more flustered she became.

Auston glanced at the assistant and Hedda immediately stepped forward to stop Emily.

"Miss Emily, you can have a rest first. If there is any news, I promise to inform you as soon as possible."

Auston had already left when they were talking.

It was obvious that he wanted to refuse.

Emily stopped awkwardly. She always felt guilty in front of Auston.

"Okay... Please."

Hedda was as gentle and courteous as usual.

"That's what I should do."

On the outskirts of London, there was an old warehouse that was hard to find without an acquaintance's guide.

Burger and his four or five companions were tied up and thrown in the corner.

They were all stained with blood, as if they had been beaten up hard.

Outside, Hedda whispered, "... As for the so-called rural teacher couple, they are not teachers at all, nor are they a couple."

"... They are brother and sister. There are about four or five people in the group. They are specialized in kidnapping women and children."

Auston rubbed between his eyebrows and asked, "What did those people say?"

In fact, he didn't close his eyes last night, and his temples were throbbing painfully.

Obviously, Hedda didn't believe it.

"They... They said that Andy young master ran away by himself."

But how could a child run out of the hands of several adults?

Auston didn't want to listen more, so he walked in and sat down on a chair casually.

Even in this dilapidated environment, he was still like a king.

"Who is Burger?"

Someone had already ripped off the tape on Burger's mouth and carried him to Auston.

Burger kept wriggling on the ground like a maggot.

"Let me go, please. I really don't know where that kid is. Cough, God can testify!"

Hedda sneered. God?

If God really had a little deterrence among this group of people, they wouldn't do so many cruel things.

According to the investigation result of Hedda and others, a girl nearby was taken away by this group of people.

She was sold to a person who was fond of sexual abuse.

When the police found the girl, she was breathless.

Her intestines were pulled out of her body for two meters, and the vaginal opening and anus were torn apart, just like low-grade cloaca animals.

Not only that, her whole body was covered with bruises that the mob used the bottom of beer bottles to scrape slowly.

The criminal was sentenced to life imprisonment, but the people who had personally pushed the girl to hell were able to escape.

Didn't Burger and others know what was waiting in front of that girl when they committed such a crime?

Their consciences were destroyed and nothing was more important than money.

What's more, they had cruel clients as many as stars.

No one dared to think of that most terrible thing.

But what if Andy was sold to that kind of place?

Auston kicked Burger away impatiently.

"You didn't say something useful. There is a way to solve it."

He clapped his hands and a group of people came forward to pin Burger down.

Someone pulled up a chair and put one of its legs on Burger's arm.

The man sat on the chair softly, with his center of gravity forward. If he moved only a little backward, Burger's poor arm would be broken by force.

Auston was never a good person. He just wanted to protect the most important person to him.

If God couldn't understand what he had done, God's father would always forgive him.

If the law didn't work, then there should be someone to seek justice for those poor children, shouldn't there?