Abigail’s Second Life (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 624

The comments on the post all turned into concerns about whether Sean would break up with Alana.

Abigail found it quite strange. When did I announce my relationship with Sean? They were still in the getting-to-know-each-other stage, so these rumors were too far-fetched.

She closed the webpage and decided to call Xavien.

Soon, Xavien answered the call.

"What's the deal with Lily? Is it related to you guys?" Abigail asked directly.

The public relations department did indeed contact the police, and the Pearsons would eventually inform the police as well. Now that this matter had spread online, the police could not ignore it.

"It's not related. She did come to the company to cause trouble for Mr. Graham, but we didn't pay any attention to her," Xavien replied calmly.

"But the Pearsons said they saw you getting into her car. What's going on?" Abigail's voice became serious. "The police will get involved soon, so you guys better not do anything illegal."

"Why would we? I did get into her car, but it was just to give her a ride to a restaurant. I've already explained everything to the police," Xavien answered Abigail in a gentle tone.

Abigail breathed a sigh of relief. "As long as you didn't do anything wrong."

"No, I'm a law-abiding citizen," Xavien joked with a smile.

After ending the call with him, Abigail furrowed her brows.

She didn't really believe Xavien's words. Lily went missing in Pendorf, and the only people she had contact with were Xavien and Sean. Now, they were saying her disappearance had nothing to do with Sean and Xavien. Abigail did not believe it one bit.

Of course, this wasn't something she needed to worry about.

Sean and Xavien almost lost their lives in the Golden Triangle because of Vincent.

They mainly controlled Lily, so it was impossible for Vincent to use her to get involved with the Davidson Family.

By dragging it out, evidence would eventually be found against Vincent.

Now, it seemed that Lily's disappearance wasn't a bad thing.