Chapter 37 Tell Me What You Know

Jerry Dank kept still for a while and could not speak.

He remembered his father's former demeanor and outlook at life, which was cheerful and open-minded, and how when he conversed with people, he would laugh loudly from time to time.

However, the Henry Dank in front of him was thin and gloomy.

Perhaps it was because half of his face was burned to leave a scar, or perhaps it was the hatred he had for the Turnah family, that made his expression looked strange and terrifying.

The car accident that had occurred, destroyed three people.

Marcus Coker and his mother were gone, and his living father had been driven to extremes by hatred, lost his sanity, and turned into another person.

After serving Henry Dank, he fell asleep, so Jerry returned to the room.

He turned on the computer, tapped the keyboard with his long fingers, and looked solemn.

After a long while, it was confirmed that Henry Dank had fallen asleep completely, so Henry Dank closed the computer and got up, walked out of the door on tip toes, and took a taxi straight to the Bullen Club.

Downstairs in the Bullen Club, Collins Date had been waiting for him for a long time.

''I have been waiting for three hours. Lets go,'' Collins told Jerry as soon as Jerry was spotted.

Jerry Dank nodded in agreement, and the two of them entered the clubhouse and went straight to the eighteenth floor.

Inside the 18th-floor Presidential Suite No. 1808.

Long John, the CEO of Long Real Estate, was drunk and hugged a scantily clad young woman.

Long John and the woman pressed each other on the sofa, biting and gnawing, and the two of them rolled into a ball like pudding.

Suddenly, the woman panicked.

"Mr. Long, you, what are you doing?" She asked.

Long John smiled maliciously.

"You'll find out later," she replied.

The woman became more frightened.

She remembered the rumors about Long John, saying that this person had a special hobby.

When having sex, he loved to tie the other party's hands and feet, and use his belt to flog the other party until he would draw out scars in order to be satisfied.

The woman regretted that she should not covet her dignity for the little money that Long John would give her, but then it was too late.

He flogged her and she screamed.

The screams continued, until they gradually weakened, dying.

In the middle of the night, the door to room 1808 opened secretly, and the woman with disheveled hair and messy clothes ran out without even wearing shoes.

Long John was satisfied and was about to turn off the lights to sleep when all the lights in the hotel suddenly went out.

He was taken aback.

This is the Bullen city Clubhouse, and there is a power outage?

Long John took out his phone and wanted to use the light from his phone to go to the front desk to ask the receptionist what was wrong.

Two shadows walked to Long John stealthily, and step by step.

Long John was so frightened that he dropped his cell phone.

His legs were weak, and his voice trembled.

"Who are you guys?" He asked.

The people that snuck up on him didn't say a word, but dragged him to the window, put him facing out, and put him on the window.

"Long John, I have something to ask you, you'd better answer truthfully," one of the unknown people that snuck up on him said.

The person's voice was extremely low, and it had a sharp chill.

Then he used his hand to push half of Long John's body out of the window.

Long John's upper body hung in the air.

He was so frightened that his heart broke.

"I won't dare, I won't dare to lie!" Long John said, trembling.

"On the eve of the Dank's company's new product launch conference, you asked the Long Building Management Committee to deliberately embarrass the Dank company with the fire problem. Is it Charles Turnah who instructed you to do so?" The person assaulting Long John asked.

Long John had cold sweat on his forehead.

"No, it's not..." he murmured.

The person assaulting Long John didn't make a sound, but his hand pushed him out mercilessly.

Long John screamed.

"Yes, yes, it was Charles Turnah who instructed me!" He confessed.

His falling body suddenly stopped, and he hung head down by the window, with only two legs in the building, and he was hanging by the window sill.

Long John's vest was already soaked through with sweat.

He didn't even dare to move, for fear of angering the person behind him, if the other party let go a little, he would fall off the eighteenth floor and fall into a patty.

"Why did he instruct you to do this?" The person's suffocating voice sounded word by word.

Long John's soul was frightened, and he dared not to lie again, and said everything he knew in one go.

"Mr. Charles Turnah said that Marcus Coker and Henry Dank were unwilling to cooperate with the Turnah family, and they wanted to get in touch with the Baman family. On the eve of the press conference, they even had dinner with Jeremiah Baman. He was very angry and asked me to teach them a lesson...'' Long John explained.

After receiving a call from the Long Building Management Committee, Henry Dank and Marcus Coker hurried back to re-arrange the site for rectification, and they were busy until after midnight.

"What about the car accident? Was the car accident also planned by you?" the person asked sharply.

"What in the world, how dare I? I only play with women at most, but I don't dare to kill!" Long John replied.

"The car accident has absolutely nothing to do with me. As for whether it has anything to do with Charles Turnah, I don't know..." Long John added.

He was afraid that the other party would be unfavorable to him, so he begged with snot in his nose, and tears in his eyes.

"I know it's my fault to deliberately embarrass the Dank family's company, but that was also arranged by Charles Turnah! In order to keep me secret, he said that he would let me be a Turnah contractor.

They used to have a contractor of the land, east of Bullen, but he went to prison and has not finished his contract until now. I also regret it very much, I should not have listened to him at that time..." Long John explained.

For a long time, there was no sound, as nobody said anything.