This was how she felt after losing her home for over a decade.
Hera hummed in agreement.
"Get some rest. Goodnight," Gideon said with a smile.
"Goodnight," Hera replied.
Gideon didn't immediately go to sleep when he returned to his room. Instead, he made a phone call to a friend who worked as a police officer.
"Felton, did you find anything on the license plate number I requested?"
He was referring to the car's license plate number that had followed Hera home half an hour ago.
"Yeah, I found something. The car belonged to the general manager of a Killian Corporation branch in Norburgh," the voice on the other end confirmed.
"And who was the general manager?" Gideon inquired.
"Bernard Killian."
"Alright, thanks."
After exchanging a few more words with Felton, Gideon hung up.
He breathed a sigh of relief when he realized it wasn't a dangerous person tracking Hera.
However, the thought of Bernard gave him a headache.
Hera was still underage, and Bernard, who was in his 20's, was clearly exploiting her youth.
Unfortunately, Bernard's influence was too great, and the Everett family was powerless against him.
Gideon realized he needed to work even harder to earn money for Hera's sake.
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On the Cavenridge forum, Giselle's scandal as the fake heiress and the notice of the Everett family's bankruptcy had been prominently featured on the front page for over half a month. However, it was finally buried under the announcement of the new round of selection activities for the academy's new Belle and Hunk.
Previous editions of the Belle and Hunk selection process were spontaneous activities organized by students. But this time, it was initiated by the academy, which was a rare occurrence.
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