Chapter 30 Go Before Me

All the spearheads were directed at the Turnah family.

In less than 40 minutes, the Turnah family's stock plummeted, and the market value evaporated by nearly 10 billion.

Aloy called Peter Turnah to report the matter.

When Audrey Turnah followed Peter Turnah quickly to Henry Dank's ward, Jeremy Cosmos was coming out with red eyes.

When he saw Peter Turnah, his expression changed immediately.

Jeremy Cosmos didn't know who Audrey Turnah was, but how many times Peter Turnah appeared in financial magazines? So, how could he not know him?

He glared at Peter Turnah.

"Mr. Turnah, you rely on your family's great business, so you are not afraid of thunder and lightning?" He said to Peter Turnah angrily.

"Dare to ask me how I used my power to bully others and do something wrong?" Peter Turnah said lightly.

"You are too embarrassed to ask! Because you can't cooperate with us, and you can't get our chip technology, so you planned this car accident to kill our bosses, and seize our patents!" Jeremy Cosmos accused Peter Turnah gravely.

"Peter Turnah, you just wait, the law will punish you and your son!" Jeremy Cosmos gritted his teeth and said bitterly.

Peter Turnah's face sank.

"Is Henry Dank awake? I will ask him personally," he said.

The door of the ward opened.

Jerry Dank appeared at the door with a pale face, and behind him was Elizabeth Coker, whose eyes were red from crying.

"My dad doesn't want to see you. For the specific situation, you should go back and ask Charles Turnah,'' Jerry Dank said to Peter Turnah.

"We will hold you accountable to the end for this matter," Jerry Dank added, with bloodshot eyes.

His voice and his eyes were cold.

When he looked at Peter Turnah, he was full of disgust and hatred.

This look was so familiar, just like that of when he looked at Audrey Turnah in Bullen High School. .

The blood in Audrey Turnah's body seemed to be frozen a little bit.

Charles Turnah, who was still on Craylow Island, was urgently called back.

In the living room of Turnah's house, the haze was heavy, and the air was so heavy that it was suffocating.

Peter Turnah's face darkened.

"Charles, how could you do such a thing? You have disappointed me so much!" He said disappointedly.

"Dad, even you doubt me?" Charles Turnah said incredulously.

Peter Turnah stared at his son.

"You didn't watch the video of Marcus Coker before he died? He named you by name and said you had a motive for murder!" Peter Turnah said with a cold voice.

"I'm really dissatisfied with them. Dad, you don't know, Marcus Coker went to Baman's house a few days ago and talked to Mr. Baman until very late," Charles Turnah told his father.

"Yesterday evening, Marcus Coker took Henry Dank to dinner with Mr. Baman. The reliable news I got was that Marcus Coker and Mr. Baman are recognized relatives and are trying their best to match the Baman family and Henry Dank to cooperate," Charles Turnah explained calmly.

''Whatever they do is their business,'' Peter Turnah said angrily.

"Did I not tell you that there is no need for your interference in the affairs of the Dank family, and that you should just let them develop the relationship?" He added.

"But Dad, you kept your position so low, and you helped the Dank family a lot. Henry Dank was so close to the Baman family. I couldn't bear it!" Charles Turnah said.

Thinking of this, Charles held back the fire.

"At most, I made a phone call to warn him, and asked Long John to make an excuse for them that the venue of the press conference was not in compliance with the fire regulations," he told his father.

He looked at Peter Turnah, and was a little excited.

"Dad, you have always taught me to be measured. When it comes to people's lives, how can I mess up? What's more, who are they, and who am I? I can do something like that. So, because of Marcus Coker's cheap life, I should ruin my life?" Charles Turnah asked.

Peter Turnah was suspicious.

"The car accident really has nothing to do with you?" He asked Charles Turnah.

"I don't know why Marcus Coker doubts doubts me, but I haven't done it,'' Charles Turnah replied categorically.

At this moment, he really wished he could drag Marcus Coker out of the mortuary and beat him.

Before he died, he dug such a big hole for him to slander him as a murderer!

Peter Coker looked at his son deeply, and his eyes finally eased.

He believed in his son and in what he had taught him over the years.

"Okay, with your words, you should first follow the police to cooperate with the investigation. I will hire the best lawyer for you and will never let anyone wrong you!"

Outside the Turnah family villa, several police officers had been waiting for a long time.

The case was no trivial matter. Charles Turnah had 20 minutes to talk with his father, which was a rare favor and could be delayed anymore.

"Dad, Audrey, don't worry, I'll be back soon," Charles Turnah said and left with the police.

Before getting into the police car, Charles Turnah turned back and smiled, trying to comfort them.

Watching the police car go away with her brother, Audrey Turnah's heart was strangely complicated.

She believed in her brother. If he said that he had never done it, then he must have never done it.

The car accident had nothing to do with her brother. She should have been more relaxed, but her heart was still unspeakably heavy.

Leopold Demp, who came back from Craylow Island with Charles Turnah, silently witnessed everything, and walked to Audrey Turnah.

He didn't know how to comfort her.

Who would have thought that overnight, Charles Turnah suddenly became a murder suspect.

The Turnah family became the target of public criticism, and there was a lot of uproar on the Internet.

Leopold Demp held back for a long time before whispering.

"Audrey, tomorrow is the day we leave for abroad. I'll buy you what you want to take away,'' he said.

Audrey Turnah was silent for a while.

''Leopold, I'm afraid I can't go with you," she replied.

"Then I'll stay too,'' Leopold blurted.

"No. You go first this time, so that you would familiarize yourself with the situation over there in advance," Audrey advised.