A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 938

Bernard's appearance solved the problem in no time.

When Robin found out that Evan was not a member of the Siren Organization, he was utterly baffled.

He turned his gaze to the towering Bernard. This was A City, Bernard's turf. He could only see what Bernard wanted him to see.

However, these bits of information were provided by foreign cops who specialized in investigating the Siren Organization, not the local ones.

Even with Bernard's considerable capabilities, he couldn't possibly have pulled that off, could he?

Besides, during this time, Robin hadn't seen him communicating with anyone.

Could he really predict the future, knowing that he'd come to the police station to clear his name, and have everything set up in advance?

Robin was so confused, his head was about to explode. If he had known, he wouldn't have acted first. Waiting until he found out Bernard's information, then telling the whole world, accusing them, that would have been way better than holding a bunch of information whose authenticity he couldn't verify!

He stared at Bernard for a moment, then tossed the files in his hand, got up and walked away. As he passed Evan, he purposefully bumped into his shoulder, as if that could express his defiance.

When Robin left, Evan rubbed the spot on his clothes where he had been bumped. "You should have given him a Siren Organization identity, so that the other families would act against him together, and we could get some relief..."

Bernard gave him a cold glance. "Robin is already suspicious of me. At this time, if I give him a fake identity, wouldn't I be exposing myself too obviously?"

Evan realized then that his idea was too impulsive, and immediately apologized. "I'm sorry, I didn't think it through."

Bernard raised his cold eyes to Evan and Gianna. "What are you guys doing here at the Fiord Roundabout?"

Gianna apologized awkwardly. "We're here to apologize for the Eleanor kidnapping incident, but we didn't expect to cause you more trouble."