The Dinner

When I came out of the bathroom, it was pitch dark outside. This sleep made me feel tired. Carroll read his documents on the sofa. At the sight of me, he beamed. "Let's go." I was meek as before. However, I unconsciously distanced myself from him when holding his arm. "Did you ever meet Sol before today?" Carroll shook his head. "It is said that businessmen and politicians love to collude with each other. In comparison, the Moore family is a weirdo. "They own the largest chain store in Costsley. They never collude with businessmen and turn their noses at dirty tricks. "My grandfather had to spare the Brown family when my father threatened him with my mother's life." Hearing this, I couldn't help frowning. "What's wrong?" Noticing my knitted eyebrows, Carroll stopped and asked. I asked hesitatingly after shrugging, "Didn't Old Madame Brown say that she had killed Aurora?" Carroll snorted. "That old fool! She has only her grandson in her mind. How could she tell the truth!" I stopped and