Chapter 26 Ubiquitous

Benson's fingers lightly tapped, a barely noticeable smile on his lips, as if savoring a hidden thought. His voice was deep and magnetic: "I see, I understand." This statement seemed to respond to George’s observations and sounded like he was talking to himself. George felt a sudden tension. He glanced at Benson through the rearview mirror, trying to glean more information. His heart was filled with doubt, unsure if Benson was expressing disdain or a subtle hint of jealousy. George couldn’t help but speak, his voice tinged with urgency: "If you noticed the long cut on Madam’s hand, you’d see that Marcus’s attentions are entirely justified." His words showed concern for Benson and recognition of Yvonne, as if reminding Benson not to overlook the good right beside him. Benson remained silent for a moment, his fingers still tapping, deep in thought. Then, his voice turned cold and firm: "Are you unhappy with your current job and considering resignation?" It sounded like a warning f