Chapter 231

I didn't mind spending one night reading the document, but the problem was that I wouldn't remember the content. Therefore, I would rather have a good sleep tonight and look spirited tomorrow. Making up my mind, I still read the files about Cecil. Carroll's grandfather had two wives in his life. His first wife died of illness shortly after Charles was born. His second wife was Old Madame Brown. Therefore, there were two branches. As for Cecil, he was the butler working for Charles. He had brought up Carroll. Therefore, Carroll was closer to Cecil than to Charles. After Carroll became independent, Cecil led a retired life with his stock shares. As the Brown family was in an eventful period, Cecil volunteered to resume his position to help Carroll. How thoughtful! The next morning, Carroll woke me up with his gentle calls. Pointing to the documents neatly piled up on the table, he said, "Harris lost the bet!" "What?" I rubbed my eyes and murmured, "What happened?" "We got a bet yesterday