Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 168

"Hi, Irvin, I have been waiting for you," Grandma Richards smiled happily and said.

"Old Madam, I'm sorry to keep you waiting," Irvin smiled in embarrassment and replied.

"Please sit down and let's talk," Grandma Richards pointed to the antique mahogany chair opposite of her and said politely.

Irvin thought for a moment and sat down on the mahogany chair opposite Grandma Richards.

"Old Madam, here is all the information you need and all the evidence I have collected. Up until now, the whole case is quite clear." After Irvin sat down, he took out a yellow envelope, bent forward to pass it over and said respectfully.

Grandma Richards took the yellow envelope with a trembling hand and placed it on her legs. Her eyes were murky and dark with some sparkling lights, but there was a touch of pain in them.

"Let's get straight to the point. I can hear it," she said in a deep voice.

Irvin said with some embarrassment, "Old Madam, this matter is the same as you expected. It really has something to do with Norton. Although we did not know what purpose he had to kill Javon, it is indeed true that he was involved in this case."

Grandma Richards's face turned pale. Her hands trembled, but the light in her eyes became brighter. After a long time, she murmured, "Irvin, Jenna paid Paul to investigate, right? What's your plan to solve it?"

Irvin saw Grandma Richards's face turn pale and he was very worried. He said in a hurry, "Don't worry about this, Paul has declined it, and he didn't tell her the truth either."

"Okay," Grandma Richards nodded and said painfully. "Thank you. It's a shame that such an evil thing was done by our family members. It's all my fault. I am sorry and I am sorry to Jenna. Javon, one day, I will definitely go to your grave and pray for you. I'm sorry. It's all my fault that I didn't educate my child well."

Grandma Richards burst into tears when she said it.

"Hey." Irvin sighed secretly. "Old Madam, don't be sad. Some of your children are kind too, and now your grandson, Hansen, has brought success to Richards Group, right? There are all kinds of people in this world. It is your blessing to have such an outstanding grandson among your grandchildren, so you should be glad and happy for it."

When Grandma Richards heard this, she shook her head repeatedly and her face became more gloomy.

She only had two grandsons. Norton took the low road. What karma he would receive from Javon's case was still unknown. Now, her other grandson was caught in various traps and was still emotionally vacillating. She couldn't imagine how he would solve this problem by himself.

This matter did not end there, and there were even more complicated relationships in it. Grandma Richards knew it well.

Her time was running out and this was all she could do. There were some things that Hansen must experience in person to see the things and people in his life clearly. She sighed and said, "Irvin, let's stop the investigation here and leave the rest to Hansen. I have already done my responsibility."

Obviously, Grandma Richards said that because she had a plan. Now that Paul had declined Jenna's task, she could only rely on Hansen if she wanted to get revenge. If Hansen had helped her, she would have a better impression of him, so there would be more room for development in their relationship.

At least, when Jenna was considering the decision in the future, she would save face for them for the sake of Hansen's help.

This was the only way left.

"Okay, I understand." Irvin smiled. "Old Madam, you are really thinking for them a lot. I hope they will appreciate your painstaking efforts."

"I'm already old and this is the only thing I can do for them." Grandma Richards's words were full of sadness and helplessness.

"Old Madam, if there is nothing else to do, then I will leave first. Don't worry, let Mr. Richards absorb it first. I am sure that this matter would surely be resolved properly," Irvin stood up and said with a bow.

"Okay, thank you. Please don't disclose this to anyone for the time being. When the time comes, everything will become clear," Grandma Richards nodded and said.

"Well, well, I know. Now that Mr. Richards has already found something out, I believe that soon, he will know everything. I believe he can handle it well," Irvin nodded and comforted Vivian.

Grandma Richards smiled.

Irvin walked out.

Grandma Richards watched him walk out with mixed feelings. She rescued two orphans a long time ago in a flood and raised them into adults and she finally trained them to become two outstanding private detectives. No one in the Richards family knew about their backgrounds either. She could train two orphans into excellent talents, but why couldn't she raise her own grandson well? This was something Grandma Richards often thought about.

It was just that she didn't consider her grandson growing up in an extraordinary family, and the complicated environment around them was different from what ordinary people experienced.