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He Gave Me Hearing, Then Taught Me What Silence Really Means novel Chapter 384

That underground trading market was completely steeped in gray-area deals. The person in charge of money laundering shared the same boss as the biggest auction house, and that boss was him.

Later, when he returned to the Lawrence family, he brought Nelson in as a partner. Because of this, the two shared a vast network of hidden influence that others were unaware of.

Over the years, they had never tapped into this shadow network, simply because their legitimate power was already more than enough.

Yet now, the very first time they used it, it was to find a dog.

Finn started walking out. Seeing a certain someone still caressing another's lips, he couldn't help but advise, "Should we head back first?"

Only then did Nelson let go of Juniper and coaxed, "Let's go get something to eat first?"

Juniper didn't speak. She was currently like a puppet on strings.

Finn's house was nearby. The house he liked returning to the most wasn't the one the Lawrence family had prepared for him, but one he had bought himself.

Nelson drove them there, and a lavish meal was already set up inside.

The moment the front door opened, a few servants called out, "Sir."

Finn replied with a "hmm" and turned to Nelson. "You guys eat first. I'm going to take a shower."

When Juniper finished eating, he pulled a tissue from the side and wiped the corners of her mouth.

Finn walked over just then. Seeing him act so attentively, he couldn't help but say, "You..."

But after thinking for a while, he didn't know what to say. Julian had previously mentioned in their group chat that Nelson treated Juniper differently. It was the kind of difference you could see at a glance. Back then, Finn didn't believe it. He always thought, how different could a woman be? Weren't they all the same?

But now, seeing Nelson practically throwing himself at her, he couldn't help but rub his temples. Was Nelson really intending to make Juniper suffer?

This guy had probably forgotten his original intentions.

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