What It Meant

Molly turned around and left. But before leaving the study, Molly suddenly turned back and added, "Mr. Joseph, in the future, try not to mention her mother in front of the creaking." "Why?" "Because it hurts too much." Molly's answer was so vague that no one knew what it meant. However, Joseph had understood. To Lucille, this was a taboo, a scar that she would never be able to heal. Molly did not explain. After that, she left quickly. Culver was confused and asked subconsciously, "Mr. Joseph, what does Miss Molly mean? Why can't I understand." Joseph glanced at him and said lightly, "You don't need to understand." Culver touched his nose, and his cell phone rang at this time. It was a message from his subordinate. "Mr. Joseph, the people we sent went to the hotel in the east of the city. Miss Stewart did stay there for one night, but she has already left." "Who else is with her?" "According to the people we sent, Miss Stewart is the only one. And according to the hotel's surveillance,