Chapter 106 Investigation

Lydia was puzzled.

She had been avoiding reporters as much as she could, so why bring them here now?

Sensing Lydia's confusion, Lambert spoke up, "Lydia, we can't keep hiding from the public opinion. We need to tell everyone the truth about what happened. If people are so curious and interested in this matter, then we should take control of the situation ourselves. We should dictate the narrative instead of being controlled by it."

At his words, Lydia felt a flicker of understanding, but it quickly faded as she lowered her gaze, her long lashes trembling slightly.

"But... my father's death..."

"It has nothing to do with you," Lambert interrupted firmly.

He knew Lydia's thoughts well; she seemed to always feel guilty about Harlan's death, especially after seeing those horrifying blood words.

But to Lambert, Harlan's fate was entirely of his own making. He was an adult and should take responsibility for his actions.

Did Lydia des