Chapter 186 The Crisis of the Pope Family
That day, Donny had nearly 15 stitches in his arm. When he went to the police station to take the statement, they met again. His performance was very normal.
Although she had doubts in her heart, Charlotte did not show it. Instead, she sporadically kept in touch with him.
Perhaps she hid it too well, Donny didn’t notice her uncase and always maintained a gentle demeanor, truly like a qualified elder brother.
“I bought some toys for the kids. I’m ashamed to say I haven’t formally met them.yet,” Donny said warmly to Charlotte over the phone.
Charlotte curled her l*ps, “It’s okay, there will be a chance to
meet.”
As they were talking, Frank knocked on the door and said, “Miss Clinton, a Mr. Pope wants to see you.”
Mr. Pope?
Charlotte frowned, hung up the phone, and looked at Frank, “Is it Tony?”
Frank quickly shook his head, “No, Tony has been blacklisted by our company and cannot set foot in it again.”
That’s good.
Charlotte nodded, “Then let him in.”
Soon after, a man with eyebrows and eyes that were similar to Tony’s, walked in.
He looked around and smiled slightly at Charlotte when he saw her, “You must be Miss Clinton. The one who caught Tony’s attention is really extraordinary.”
Seeing his frivolous attitude, Frank frowned deeply.
Before he could stop him, Charlotte held him back.
She could clearly see that although he spoke frivolously, his eyes did not show disrespect, but rather a deep gloom.
This man was doing it on purpose.
“It seems that all the Popes are of the same kind,” Charlotte said lightly.
Despite being mocked, the man laughed heartily, “You’re right, the Popes are not good people.”
He took a seat opposite Charlotte, “Hello, Miss Clinton, I am here to discuss a cooperation with you.”
So you still hope that I will break with the Pope family, right?” Charlotte clearly did not believe him, and Trevor was not surprised.
He took out a stack of photos and placed them on the table, “This is my sincerity.”
Charlotte looked down and was surprised to see the scene of Tony’s a*sistant, meeting with the drunk driver.
Although it couldn’t directly prove that the car accident was related to Tony, it could indirectly show that at least Tony’s a*sistant knew about it.
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