Chapter 18: He seemed familiar

Colin finally raised his eyes and glanced at Frank, "Are you free right now?"

Frank, not working in his own company, came to him at this time of day and said such a thing.

He stared at Frank with a slightly displeased warning in his eyes. Frank immediately shifted the conversation away from what he had just said.

"I was also forced to do so. Your actions were so intense that you sent both the Millers father and son to the police station in one night. Many people came to inquire about it. The projects that Dylan pulled us into for investment, if they go south, although the money is not a lot, losing it still feels unpleasant. Give me a clear answer. What exactly is your intention, and what do you want?"

Colin took a sip of his coffee. "If he breaks the law, he goes to jail. Do you need someone to teach you that lesson?"

Frank tossed his car keys aside and settled onto the couch. "So, looks like this kid is going to spend quite some time behind bars?"

Colin had intervened, and he wasn't