NovelTrueChapter 513 Truth
Without any pause, Frank drove the car and accelerated, desperate to lose the vehicle tailing him.
Finally, he parked on a bustling street. He slipped into the crowd.
Frank waited nearly an hour, ensuring no one was still following him. Then, he slipped into a men's clothing
store, purchasing a new outfit.
Using a card not linked to his own identity, he also bought a mobile phone and obtained a temporary SIM card.
However, he did not immediately use the new phone to contact anyone. He simply kept it in case of emergency.
Benjamin, receiving updates on Frank's frantic actions, merely smiled with a chilling indifference. "So, he wants
to play a gof cat and mouse? Well, let's see what moves he makes next."
Benjamin looked coldly cruel.
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Benjamin thought, "This gwas getting more and more interesting.
Did Frank think he could escape so easily?
Not when | had no intention of letting him go."
Picking up his coffee, Benjamin took a sip and ordered in an icy tone. "Give the recording to the police. Then,
send Emery to the police station. Tell him to speak the truth. If he lies, his family will face legal consequences.
Let him weigh his options." Curtis nodded in agreement. "What about Frank?"
"If he seeks to hide, someone will have to find him. Inform the police that I'm suing Frank for commercial crimes
and let the media broadcast it. As for the headline..."
Benjamin paused and continued, "Even if the landslide victim wouldn't have lived much longer due to his own
issues, Frank has harmed an innocent life. The public, ever so pious and compassionate, won't let him off the
hook for that."
Curtis was surprised and suddenly realized why Benjamin had confined Harper to the villa, regardless of her
protests. Benjamin feared Frank might avenge Harper once his misdeeds were exposed.
However, Curtis kept this thought to himself, not daring to voice it.
He asked Benjamin in a low voice, "Mr. Martin, are you sure that Frank will be caught in the end?"
"Is it important?" Benjamin glanced at Curtis calmly with a smile. "What | want has never been to catch him..
What's done is done. Even if | catob him, he'll only be imprisoned for a few years. What | need is for this matter
to be etched into the public's memory. | want him to carry a stain forever unless he changes his name."
Benjamin was terrifyingly cold. Frank had crossed a line, so Benjamin was no longer willing to tolerate it.
Curtis nodded and exited the room with the call recording.
Curtis rushed to the construction site immediately. The police arrived swiftly to arrest Emery.
Emery was bewildered by the abrupt end to his call. Only then did he realize that the truth had been exposed.
Charlie was also confused and asked, "Mr. Yost, what's going on?"
"Mr. Kerr, this matter has nothing to
do with you. Mr. Martin will not
you. Don't ask any more
estions."
Curtis responded calmly and left with the police.
Charlie vaguely understood something. He felt extremely regretful.
In just half a day, the situation had shifted tically.
The police released details of the mastermind behind the landslide, and the media pounced on the story.
The n"Frank Parker" surged to the top of every hot search list.
Netizens, ever eager, quickly unearthed every scrap of information about Frank.
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