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"This is the most important thing," Parisa said, her expression a mix of cold determination and a touch of somberness. "You mentioned your uncle was also killed. Did you send his remains back to Banyan City?"
Florence swallowed hard and nodded. "Of course! I buried him next to Grandpa."
"Then let's set out tomorrow to pay our respects," Parisa said, rubbing her forehead as a headache started to take hold.
Erik quickly offered her a bottle of aspirin. "Ma'am, the chairman really needs to rest. Perhaps you should step out for now," he suggested to Florence.
Florence nodded, understanding. "Mom, get some rest. I'll escort Mr. Lutz out and ask him to arrange a car for tomorrow."
"Alright," Parisa agreed, gesturing for Erik to close the door behind them.
Once the door was shut, Erik glanced at Parisa's sharp eyes, understanding her silent message. He pulled out a bug detector and swept the room, ensuring everything was secure. Satisfied, he nodded. "Chairman, it's all clear."
Parisa finally sat down, her expression still guarded. "Returning home, we can't be too careful."
"What do you think of this young man, Bryce?" she asked, her tone casual but curious.
Erik hesitated, frowning slightly. "From what we saw tonight, he has been in contact with Florence, which is how he managed to rescue us. He claims Ludwik ruined him, that his company went bankrupt, and that he's borrowing security. It's a pitiful story.
He and Florence might be kindred spirits, drawn together by similar misfortunes."
Parisa frowned. "That puzzles me. Do you think Florence likes him? It doesn't seem so.
Does he like Florence?
I don't sense that either.
If they're just two people with nowhere else to turn, risking his life to save us feels like too much loyalty."
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