My Husband Warm The Bed (Karen Daly) novel Chapter 533

"Why would Kevin ask you for the recording? If you have clues about father's murderer, shouldn't you hand it over already?" Karen couldn't understand what George was thinking.

George majored in psychology, so he was good at analyzing people's thoughts. In the past, no matter how much he hated the person he was facing, he could always put up a smile.

To quote what he said, "No one would hate a smiling face."

Smiling more wouldn't cost anything, and it would bring so much benefit, his principle was to face everyone with a smile.

However, in the past few days, Karen could obviously feel George's hostility towards Kevin.

When they went to bury their father, George didn't even want to let Kevin follow them, and only gave in when Karen insisted.

George looked out the window, "I don't have the recording you're talking about."

"Brother, what are you hiding?" Karen pulled George over and scolded him, "I am your sister. Your father is my father as well. Why can't you tell me what you know? Besides, I know Kevin's men were definitely sure that you have the recordings, if not he wouldn't have told Kevin about it!"

George bellowed, "Kevin this, Kevin that! You only talk about him. Do you even know, that he..."

George was about to tell her that Kevin was their father's murderer, but seeing Karen's anxious expression, he stopped himself just in time.

If he revealed that, then all the happiness and good memories between her and Kevin would be gone.

And he would be the criminal who caused that destruction!

Karen asked anxiously, "What about Kevin?"

George took a deep breath in, and asked gloomily, "You really want to see the recording?"

Karen was a little flustered hearing George's tone like that, but she nodded anyway, "I want to see it."

"Okay, then I'll let you see it." George took out his phone, selected a video, and passed the phone to Karen, "See for yourself."

Karen took over the phone and pressed 'play' on the video.

The video showed a man covering his face. He sat up straight facing the camera, as if he was in a formal interview.

George responded, "Dad, relax. There's only the two of us here. Don't worry."

Herbert relaxed, but soon his body tensed up again, "George, don't record first. Let me get prepared."

Because he was going to record a video for his daughter, Herbert felt more anxious than meeting the president. He didn't want anything to go wrong.

He got ready after a while and sat straight in front of the camera, and said with a kind voice, "Karen, it's dad here. I'm sorry I couldn't be there for you as you were born and as you grew up. I had wanted to go pick you and your mother up but I met with an accident."

At this point, Herbert sighed, and continued, "I managed to survive, but I suffered severe injuries that almost took my life. You, my children, were the reason I pulled through all of it. That's why I managed to live until now and find George."

Apart from Kevin, George couldn't think of anyone else that could carry out such a perfect plan.

Fortunately, Kevin's men didn't expect his house to have surveillance cameras as well. He originally installed them for his father to see Karen when she came over, but he didn't expect it to be of such good use.

Since Kevin's men didn't know about that, he had time to hide the evidence.

"George, are you trying to make me angry? Did you really think I would believe you just like that?" Karen wanted to slap him.

What happened to her smart, rational brother who could read others' minds?

Did the pain of losing their father hit him so hard he turned into a fool?

If he didn't show her the video, how was she going to look for the murderer with no clues?

Buzz, buzz-

The phone in George's pocket suddenly rang.

He took out the phone and saw that it was from an unknown number. He answered the call, "Hello!"

A light and pleasant voice came from the phone, "George, it's me!"