Don't Try to Escape, My Wife! novel Chapter 1545

Had no other choice?

Had to?

Then why did the Bell family treat Molly and Michele like that?

How wicked and abhorrent!

Noticing Nicole's gaze, Dylan lowered his head. He couldn't argue for himself because he knew he was detestable.

Samuel did not gloat. Perhaps because he became a lot nicer after falling in love with Nicole.

"All right. Tell me the reason. What happened back then?"

Dylan pondered for a while and said in a low voice, "At that time the business of my family suffered a great loss. One of our shipments traveled by sea through the sailing route of the Mason family, but sank. That shipment was all we had. We thought that there wouldn't be any problems if we took this route, but something went wrong. When we went to the Masons, they actually said that they didn't have our shipment. At that time, we were in great despair. "

Thinking of the past, Dylan could still feel the depression of his father.

"The Mason family?"

Nicole squinted a little.

"Ethan Mason? The Mason family in the Seapolis City?"

Dylan nodded.

"That's right. Which family else could have a sailing route other than the Mason family?"

"What happened afterwards?"

Samuel continued to ask.

Dylan frowned and said, "At that time, we thought that the Mason family did not want to compensate, so we met Ethan and asked for an explanation. However, my shipment wasn't on the shipping list. I remembered clearly that it was registered. How could it just disappear? I didn't know whether my shipment sank or not. Perhaps the Mason family wanted the goods themselves."

Dylan became very angry. If it weren't for the accident, he wouldn't be short of money and marry Molly.

"It's impossible."

Hearing this, Nicole hurriedly shook her head.

"I know Ethan well. The Mason family has traveled on its own sailing route for so many years and nothing went wrong. If what you said was true, their reputation would be harmed. How could they still do business?"

"It was the butler of the Mason family who registered for me. The goods were very important, so I sent them aboard myself. Because the sailing route was private, no other people were allowed aboard. I could only go back by plane first. When I came back, I was told that my goods had sunk. And I couldn't even find the goods registration information. If it wasn't the Mason family, who would it be?"

Dylan could be shameless and despicable, but he didn't lie. He would admit everything he did. There was no need to frame the Mason family.

Seeing how emotional Dylan was, Nicole could imagine the importance of the goods to the Bell family. However, Nicole still did not believe that the Mason family kept the goods.

Samuel didn't believe it, either. But he thought there was something wrong.

"You said that the butler of the Mason family registered for you."

"Yes."

"What was the name?"

"Nick Close. He was about fifty years old."

Dylan tried his best to recall and whispered, "I made a great effort to know the butler."

However, Samuel said, "The butler of the Mason family wasn't Nick Close, so it was very likely that you were tricked."

"What?"

Dylan was stunned.

"I saw my goods sent on the ship of the Mason family myself."

"The ship belonged to the Mason family, but the workers might not."

Dylan was stunned again.

"Who could do this?"

"This is a good question. I also want to know."

Samuel pondered for a moment and asked, "You said that you made a great effort to know the butler?"

"Yes."

"How?"

At first, Nicole found it a waste of time talking about the past. However, she didn't know the history between the Mason and the Bell family. Now Tim and Evelyn were kidnapped. Did it have something to do with the decline of the Bell family eight years ago?

Dylan didn't know what Nicole was thinking, but he still recalled and said, "I paid someone in the circle."

"Think about it carefully. If you can remember the name, maybe I can really give you a chance. Now, I can tell you that Molly has nothing to do with me, but you did offend someone."

Dylan was a little shocked.