Chapter 83

"Henry, did you call the police?" Lydia asked.

"No!" Henry shook his head.

"So, how did this happen? Sergeant James's actions indicated that he was aware of our presence." Lydia expressed her confusion.

Sarah was stunned; it was not Henry. Even if it was not him, it had to be because of Henry, and Lydia was not allowed to know that.

Sarah must also ensure Lydia felt touched by Lewis' actions.

She had an idea and hurriedly exclaimed, "It must be Lewis!"

"Lewis?"

Lydia was puzzled. She had seen Lewis' fear of going up against the Seltzers. He was terrified when he faced Hans.

"Even though you don't think Lewis is a good person, I still called him. He told me to stay calm and that his uncle was looking into Mason.

"If I were not wrong, it might have been Lewis' request that the higher-ups took action against Mason in advance, which led to the scene just now."

"That was why Sergeant James didn't bother us too much." Sarah made it up swiftly.

Lydia believed it was possible becaus