Gabriel''s face turned pale, "Beatrice, you can''t treat me like this. It''s true I married her, but I never loved her, never touched her! I''ve always been faithful to you! I..." "...Get lost!"


    Beatrice spat the words with force and spoke in a harsh, raspy voice. Her eyes were cold as ifposed of ice, with not the tiniest trace of melting.


    His parents rushed over and swiftly left the Keller family''s hall, dragging Gabriel with them. He still tried exining himself.


    I cast a chilly nce at Gabriel, now disying signs of desperation and unwillingness!


    Beatrice sat there, resembling an unapproachable queen.


    Until the shouts of Jocelyn gradually faded away, and everything seemed to return to calmness, Beatrice''s cold gaze swept over the servants who had just run over from behind. Those people were shocked, all looking at Beatrice in fear and trembling.


    Beatrice turned her head slightly and said, "Butler, gather everyone in the hall! Everyone!"


    Then, she told us, "Chloe, all of you,e and sit here!"


    Only then did I walk over and sit on the sofa, watching what Beatrice would do next.


    In no time, a crowd of servants rushed into the hall from inside and outside, all standing in a row under the butler''s orders, not daring to take a breath.


    Beatrice''s sharp eyes scanned them, and the hoarse voice rang again, "Butler, who used to work here?"


    The butler had those who used to work in the Keller family stand out. Beatrice furrowed her brows slightly and looked at them. Only a few remained.


    Beatrice looked at those brought by the Chandler family. None of them dared to speak or raise their heads.


    I couldn''t suppress my worries. There was no trustworthy "ally" in this group of people, not even this butler.


    Looking at this butler, Beatrice asked, "Where are the people from the Keller family?"


    "...All dismissed by Mr. Byron, oh... I don''t know!" He seemed a bit uneasy.


    Beatrice nced at those who used to work in the Keller family, staring at an older male employee, "Mr. Wi! Help me bring Pa Horne and Ritchie Foster back!" "Yes, Miss!" Mr. Wi immediately showed a bright smile.


    Beatrice looked at the others, "Mr. Wi, stay. The butler stays. Those who used to work in the Keller family stay. Others, leave immediately! I''ll have the butler pay your sries!" Then Beatrice pondered momentarily and looked at Finn, who had been standing behind her, "I''ll have to trouble you to handle this for me."


    Then she said to the former KellerThis content ? N?v/elDr(a)m/a.Org.


    family servants, "Throw away all the


    dirty things, brought in by the


    vels


    Chandler family and burn them. Leave nothing behind! Listen carefully, every single thing brought in by the Chandler family!"


    "Miss, there are... there are some valuable things..." The butler reminded cautiously.


    "Record them, show them to me, and after the auction, donate the funds to the construction fund for impoverished schools in the mountainous areas!" Beatrice''s tone was very determined. Lauren immediately stood up and volunteered, "I''ll assist!"


    Beatrice looked at Lauren with a smile of understanding.


    I silently gave Lauren a thumbs up. The way Beatrice suddenly withdrew everything without warning and dismissed the members of the. Chandler family without hesitation


    was too strong. I was


    her


    by


    Fortunately, most of the original interior furnishings, furniture, and decorations were still from the Keller family. After all, the Keller family''s things were all top-notch.


    Not a single item, including clothing and bedding, was spared. All of them were tossed into the makeshift incinerator stacked in front of the door, where they burned for the whole day. This matter attracted many journalists. Gerby''s news was now quite exciting.


    Unexpectedly, the evidence and information that Beatrice handed over were rich in content. There were even behind-the-scenes dealings with Byron.


    Now Sean''s team had hit the


    jackpot. This clue was too


    significant. Sean consulted with M Nathan, who felt it was a matter of great importance and a bit tricky. He immediately made a detailed report to the higher-ups and received a reply that there would be zero tolerance.


    This made Gerby seem like an earthquake had urred. The milk poisoning case, which seemed simple, led to many behind-the-scenes yers. The level of involvement was jaw-dropping.