Chapter 68

Even though both Chris and Lewis had a significant role in Harborlean, they had never interacted before. That phone call was the first time they got in touch with each other.

Chris took out his cigarettes and lit one up. He then said to Markus, "Come with me."

Markus nodded. "Okay."

...

Meanwhile, Kathryn had arrived at Arctic Splendor. Jean Fleming, the butler, had asked Cara to leave the room.

It was a sunny day, and the glorious sunshine shone on the chessboard. The room was warm.

Kathryn was polishing a peacock relief sculpture with sandpaper, but she was so anxious that she could hardly breathe. The old man, who was playing chess with himself in front of her was too silent.

From what Kathryn knew about him, she might have gotten into trouble if he behaved like that. Whenever her relief sculpture was out of shape, Lewis would always remain calm at first.

Lewis suddenly threw a chess piece heavily onto the chessboard.

Kathryn became tense out of fright. Her hands couldn'