Chapter 620
Chapter 620:
Jenessa was surprised and exclaimed, “Oh my God! You investigated Allen? You investigated a lawyer? Did he catch you? Do you know what he’s capable of?” If Allen found out that Brinley had him investigated, he wouldn’t let it go easily.
Brinley, however, snorted in derision.
“What are you afraid of? You know I’m a talented hacker. He would never find out. Besides, if I hadn’t investigated him, I wouldn’t have known what he truly was p>
Curiously, Jenessa asked, “What did you find out? Had Ryan been right about Allen p>
Brinley was indeed a genius hacker. If anyone could get information on Allen, it was her.
Jenessa was eager to know what she had found out. He seemed to be more than just a lawyer.
Brinley leaned in excitedly and said, “His real name is not Allen Stimson, but p>
However, before she could finish her sentence, a voice coldly spoke from behind them.
“Fancy meeting you here p>
Jenessa and Brinley almost jumped out of their seats in shock.
When they looked to see who it was, they saw Allen.
How was he here, right at the moment they were speaking about him? Brinley’s face went pale. However, she forced a smile and nervously said, “What a coincidence meeting you here. Why are you here p>
Jenessa, too, was surprised. She didn’t know whether they had bad luck or if Allen was just really lucky.
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The city wasn’t small. Allen could have been anywhere, yet he bumped into them at the exact moment they were talking about him.
Expressionlessly, Allen said, “I just finished a difficult case. I didn’t expect to be getting new business so soon p>
Brinley felt a chill go down her spine.
“What business p>
“Slander, of course. You enjoyed your chat with Jenessa just now, didn’t you?” Allen sneered.
Jenessa grew nervous. Judging by Allen’s expression, he didn’t intend to let them go scot-free.
She subconsciously squeezed Brinley’s arm. She couldn’t think of a way to get out of the situation.
It would have been easier if it had been someone else, but Allen was difficult to understand.
Brinley’s face was an open display of guilt. Although her voice had barely been a whisper, Allen had still heard her.
What bad luck!
Swallowing hard, Brinley said, “I didn’t slander anyone. You can’t slander me even if you’re a lawyer p>
Allen, instead of getting angry, just smiled and said, “Really? Let’s forget about it then, since you revealed nothing. Let’s talk about something else. To be honest, though, I am a little offended. You should have told me if you had a problem with me. There was no reason to investigate me privately p>
Brinley realized that Allen knew she had investigated him upon hearing his question. Her previous confidence seemed to desert her.
“I-I…” she stuttered, trying to defend herself.