“Don’t worry. I’ll only take your suspicions as a reference.” Cedrick’s gaze was dark and cold as he
played with the exquisite coffee cup.
With that promise from Cedrick, Charles organized his thoughts and said gently, “All the old baby
formula were found to be problematic. After ruling out a few possibilities, I was left with a few possible
situations. For one, the baby formula was produced at PureVita’s factory. Perhaps the batch that was
meant to be delivered to your house was given special attention during production. That means the
higher-ups in the company had a grudge against your family, which led them to add foreign substances
into the baby formula during production.”
The calm look in Cedrick’s eyes did not waver. He simply continued listening to Charles in silence.
When Charles finished explaining the first possibility, Cedrick said flatly, “I’m PureVita Group’s biggest
shareholder, and their executive officer was once my subordinate, who decided to inherit the family
business after leaving the military. He’s a meticulous person. Since their baby formula is consumed by
babies, he manages the factory strictly. Their products are the safest, which is why I chose their
company’s baby formula. You’re right about Benny and Zendy’s baby formulas being given special
care, but it’s personally supervised by their executive officer. There’s a very minimal possibility of the
problem coming from the company. I know him well enough. He wouldn’t dare to do such a thing.”
Charles nodded thoughtfully. “If you’re confident in the company, then let’s move on to the next
possibility. Someone from the Jenson family is trying to hurt Benny. Both you and Gwen have jobs and
often work long hours. The Jenson residence is the best place for them to make their move.”
Cedrick said nothing. He wrapped his fingers around the coffee cup, tapping it gently as he mulled
things over.
Charles lifted his gaze occasionally to observe Cedrick’s expression. He continued, “I remember you
sent Benny and Zendy to Old Mr. Jenson’s not long ago, and he took care of the kids for some time.
Mdm. Yarde and the baby products were brought to Old Mr. Jenson’s villa, right?”
Cedrick frowned, looking more serious as his fingers tightened around the coffee cup. “You suspect my
grandpa?”
“I wouldn’t dare. Although Old Mr. Jenson is retired, he has built a good reputation over the years.
There’s no way he’d do such a thing to harm his own great-grandson.” After bringing up a good point,
Charles continued, “However, that doesn’t mean we can rule out the possibility of the other family
members doing such a thing. They could use visiting Old Mr. Jenson as an excuse to secretly switch
out the baby formula.”
Once again, Cedrick fell into a long silence.
The children had been sent to Valentino’s for a period of time because the adults feared Gwendolyn’s
manic episodes could harm the children.
Back then, Cedrick had been focused on providing care for Gwendolyn, so he handed the children to
Valentino without any worry.
It was possible if that was how the opportunity was created.
Cedrick uttered calmly, “That’s possible. I’ll look into this, but I’m afraid I can’t tell you more about our
family’s matters.”
“I understand,” was all Charles said.
During the few minutes of silence, Charles sipped on his coffee while Cedrick pulled out his phone and
tapped on it rapidly, sending an order to the prison.
It read: Wake Yael up and bring him to the secret visiting room. I’ll be there in a while.
In less than a minute, Cedrick received a reply that read: Understood.
When Cedrick was looking into his parent’s death, he swore he would no longer care about Xander’s
wellbeing. Now, he had no idea if the latter had fled to another country or hidden himself in a corner.
He decided to test the waters with Yael before sending someone to look for Xander.
The office was incredibly quiet. Neither of them spoke as they were deep in their thoughts.
In fact, they were thinking about the same thing.
After some time, Cedrick slowly parted his lips and asked, “Do you have other suspicions?”
“Of course.” Charles instantly snapped back to his senses. “If the two suspicions were to be ruled out,
then the next one would be highly possible. Something might’ve happened while the cans of baby
formula were being delivered from the factory to the Jenson residence. There’s no telling what might’ve
happened that led to the cans of baby formula getting switched out during the delivery stage. However,
I know you’ve already thought of that. If not, you wouldn’t have told Nico to go looking for the person in
charge and the shipping information.”
Cedrick’s dark gaze was as calm as ever. “As expected from the best of the best of the Central
Intelligence Agency. It’s been eighteen months since you were dismissed as the director of the Central
Intelligence Agency. During that period, you were beaten, ran for your life, and even became a teacher
in the countryside. Yet, you never forget what you learned, and your mind still works rather quickly.”
Charles stared at Cedrick with a smirk. “It’s rare to hear a compliment from you. Is there a vacancy in
the Federal Bureau of Investigation? Are you trying to recruit me?”
There was an unfathomable look in Cedrick’s eyes. “If you can beat Nico in the fight, I might consider
writing a letter of referral if you want to get a job in the Federal Bureau of Investigation.”
The smile on Charles’ face broadened. “Why, thank you in advance, Mr. Jenson. I’ll do my best in the
fight.”
Cedrick did not reply, the expression in his eyes slowly becoming harder to read.
As the ex-leader of the Central Intelligence Agency and the current patriarch of the Newton family,
Charles had his ambitions.
Cedrick knew Charles was as ruthless as his half-brother, Craig.
The more power they had, the more likely they were to become a variable.
They could easily become a friend or an enemy.
If Charles really beat Nico, Cedrick might have to limit the former’s visits to Harrick Villa as a
precaution.
While he was thinking deeply, his phone rang with a notification.
Putting down the coffee cup, Cedrick got up and straightened his clothes in an elegant manner.
“Nico might take some time to gather all the information. I’m making a trip to the prison. Dare you follow
me?”
Charles’ expression changed.
The prison…
It was the place he hated the most.
When he was locked up in a high-security prison for six months, he felt like a walking corpse. Every
day was like a living hell. He would avoid getting close to it unless it was under special circumstances.
Noticing the change in Charles’ countenance, Cedrick raised his brow mischievously. “Looks like you
dare not go there. Well, you can hang out at the pantry here and wait for me to come back to continue
with the discussion. If you’re tired, you can always go back to the Newton residence too.”
Charles quickly rose to his feet. “That’s all in the past. Everyone has a dark history, anyway. There’s
nothing I’m afraid of. Lead the way, Mr. Jenson.”
Cedrick cast the man an intrigued look before stepping out of the office.
Meanwhile, Yael, who was sound asleep in Salinsburgh prison, was awakened by a powerful torchlight.
The prison guard shouted, “Wake up, Prisoner 5803. Get dressed and follow me.”
Yael was exhausted after a long day of labor during the day. He was awakened when he was deep in
his sleep.
Even so, he dared not object. He quickly did as told and followed after the prison guard.
The entire prison dorm was eerily quiet since it was late at night. A sense of uneasiness crept into
Yael’s heart as he followed the guard in a daze.
“Where are you taking me? What’s so urgent that needs to be done in the middle of the night?”
Are they trying to kill me?
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