Chapter 539

Martin's parents both passed away one after another a few years ago; he was the only one left in his family now. "I'm doing fine. Living alone is easy and liberating. I don't have to worry about so many things," he replied, pouring a cup of coffee for Linda. As the coffee granules drifted about in the cup, he continued, "I know you're here to ask me about the truth of what happened back then. I've been planning to tell you about everything I know, but I haven't figured out how to say it. But now, you've approached me first." Martin sighed. "What I know is about the same as what Cillian knows. We're both puppets—we mean no value to the company at all." They had always been grateful to John, but that wasn't enough. While they weren't greedy, plenty of other people were. "Martin, I just want the truth," Linda said. "I don't want to wrong anyone." Gazing at her, who was already all grown up, he realized she was no longer the child who tailed after them. "Linda, I think your fathe