Chapter 405

But Susan forced herself to endure it.

"Mr. Lane, I’m risking my life to tell you this. I can’t tell it for free."

Caleb frowned angrily and said in a deep voice, "Tell me first. It depends on the value of your information."

Susan clenched her fists tightly, took a deep breath, and spoke.

"Last night, Dr. Miller asked me to meet him at a small house at No. 72 Maroon Street."

Caleb stared at Susan with murderous intent when he heard that.

Susan was frightened by his expression and shrank, "Please don't look at me like that. He approached me anonymously. I didn’t know it was him."

Caleb's eyes were cold and solemn, and his jaw was tense, showing his anger.

"What did he want from you?"

Susan had decided to tell Caleb everything she knew.

She could not help Wilson because Caleb would notice she was in league with Wilson anyway.

She knew what Caleb was capable of. Losing the chance to study abroad would be the least he would do.

Susan would never take the risk.

"Dr. Miller wan