Chapter 76

Din was at the center of it all, and he was the reason she made this particular turn. The fact that he had rejected her since she was a young child wasn't even a good enough excuse for someone to start murdering people for entertainment or retaliation.

If Din wasn't picking up his calls, he would go to Din.

When James was ready to leave his office, he shut his laptop, took the USB out, grabbed his jacket, and left.

About fifteen minutes later, he arrived at Din's company. A valet walked over to him as he exited his vehicle. "Sir." James handed the keys to his outstretched hand after he had waited for James to shut the door of his car.

"Thank you." James said. He approached the entrance of the company. He'd been to the company twice in his life, and both times were when he was a little boy. All of his cousins regularly accompanied their grandfather to work. Their first visit together was also the first time Din expressed interest in working for the company.

James is still unsure of the