Chapter 131: He Would Die

The news of Aaron and Elaine's accident, where their car had plummeted off a cliff, spread rapidly and caused a huge sensation within a few hours. The first casualty was Aaron's company's stock price, which hit the daily limit down by the time the market closed that day.

Ralph Brown sat on the sofa, leaning on his crutches, appearing unusually silent. His thoughts were inscrutable. A hurried set of footsteps approached from outside, and Lilian, crying loudly, was assisted by a servant as she entered.

"Father, I'm begging you, save Aaron. You must find a way to save Aaron. He's still so young," Lilian implored.

Ralph Brown replied, "Tell them to prepare the private jet. Whether it's to see the living or to confirm the dead, there's no reason for anyone from the Brown family to die without explanation."

"Yes," Luke acknowledged and immediately took out his phone to arrange for the private jet.

Lilian, her face soaked in tears, halted her crying at her father's words, her face filled wit