Chapter 63 Situation Of Things.

It was Benjamin Guru's fault, he should not have found an assassin for Jeremiah Baman.

He was an accomplice to Audrey Turnah's death.

How could Jerry Dank let him go?

At the office of the President of Walmade Group.

Jeremiah Baman sat on the chair with a slumped expression, not daring to read the overwhelming news on the Internet, but the public opinion was still fermenting.

The group's share price had fallen by the limit for several consecutive days, the loss was immeasurable, and the blow is even more fatal.

Even if these negative aspects gradually subsided in the future, it may be difficult for the group to return to its former glory.

At this moment, Jeremiah Baman understood how Peter Turnah felt when he was plagued by negativity..

Finally, he regretted that he had gone too far with the Turnah family.

Now when he met Jerry Dank who didn't play cards according to common sense, Jeremiah Baman realized how nostalgic Peter Turnah, an upright and open opponent, was.

The door of the office was pushed open, and two figures walked in one after the other.

Seeing the people coming, Jeremiah Baman's mood changed slightly.

"You? What are you doing here?" He asked.

"I have a few words to tell you, Mr. Baman. But before we speak..." Collins Date said and threw a mobile phone on the table.

''Care to watch a video first, Mr. Baman?'' Collins Date asked.

Jeremiah Baman's face changed slightly, and he stared at Jerry Dank.

"Jerry, what do you mean?" He asked with subtle fright.

Jerry Dank stood under the light, his thin lips curved slightly, coldly.

"Audrey Turnah had kind thoughts that day, so Leopold Demp coaxed your son, Charles, to make a fake video to lie to you," Jerry Dank said to Jeremiah Baman.

"But this time, it's true..." he further said, lightly.

Jeremiah Baman's pupils tightened suddenly, and he quickly opened the video on the phone.

As soon as the play button was pressed, there was a shrill scream, which made their eardrums tremble.

Jeremiah Baman watched it for a dozen seconds, and his nerves had already collapsed.

"Jerry Dank, what exactly do you want?" He screamed.

"I don't want anything. I just want to ask you, what do you choose for the fate of you and your son?" Jerry Dank asked the man.

Jeremiah Baman looked at Jerry Dank in disbelief, and then became furious.

"Jerry Dank, you are too deceitful!" He squirmed while saying.

Jerry Dank's face was expressionless, his eyes were cold and dark like the night outside the window.

"Mr. Baman, this is just the beginning," he muttered.

Obviously, Jerry Dank's tone was quite calm, but every word he said was extremely cruel.

"Back then you planned the car accident, made the Dank family go bankrupt, planted the Turnah family's money, and kidnapped Audrey Turnah, making her your prisoner, that's just too much bullying," Jerry Dank explained.

Jeremiah Baman turned pale, picked up the phone, and was about to call the police.

Collins Date held down the phone.

"Mr. Baman, I advise you to think twice," he said quietly.

In the end, Jeremiah Baman didn't dare to call the police.

He was afraid that something would happen to his son.

Shen Hanyu is like a calm lunatic who can do anything.

Jeremiah Baman sent all the people he could use to find his son.

But he was like Audrey Turnah who disappeared back then, as if she had disappeared from this world without a trace.

Jeremiah Baman was exhausted physically and mentally for his son and the company, and at night, he also suffered psychological torture and destruction.

Every twelve o'clock in the middle of the night, his computer seemed to be controlled by someone, and a video would pop up suddenly.

For about a minute, there would be various tragedies of his son in it. After the video was played, the screen would disappear, and everything would return to silence, as if nothing had happened.

Jeremiah Baman carried it to death for about a week, and finally his psychological defense was completely defeated.

He dialed Jerry Dank's phone number.

"Let my son go, I will do as you wish," he said.

That night, Jerry Dank jumped from the top of the 30th floor of the Walmade Group Building.

Not long after, the Walmade Group went bankrupt.

The missing Charles Baman came back with scars all over his body, almost half dead.

Jerry Dank did this to Charles Baman partly because he dared to be friends with Audrey Turnah when she was alive.

Time passed, and suddenly two years passed.

The Dank family was no longer what it used to be, and Jerry Dank was no longer the Jerry Dank he used to be.

As a bigwig in the domestic mobile phone communication industry, he never showed up on social media or participated in any social activities.

But when people in the business world mentioned him, they were inexplicably awed and afraid of him.

Even at home, he was indifferent and reticent.

The coldness and loneliness in those black eyes made even Henry Dank feel intimidated, and had to keep silent about many things.

Whenever Henry Dank thought of his son, he could only shake his head and sigh silently.

After Audrey Turnah died, Jerry Dank fell seriously ill.

From then on, he became a changed person, whether it was behavior or temperament, he became unpredictable.

His methods of dealing with things became so violent and cruel, even his father, Henry Dank thought so.

In the past few years, Henry Dank was like a bystander, clearly watching his son sinking into the invisible abyss, but he had no way to stop it.

And Jerry Dank also refused to step out of the abyss, sinking into it willingly, sinking deeper and deeper.

If Audrey Turnah were still alive, will everything be different? Henry Dank thought about it.

When the spring was clear, Jerry Dank put flowers in front of Audrey's grave, staring at her smile on the tombstone that had never changed.

He thought of many things between him and Audrey Turnah, and how that spring night with the fragrance of flowers, he met Audrey Turnah for the first time at the bus stop.

A girl with a beautiful face and long fluttering hair, with a melodious singing voice, she looked at him through the lowered car window without blinking, and suddenly flashed past him.

Like an elf on a spring night. When he looked away, he thought casually.

He thought it was just a drive by on the street, but the next day, she appeared in front of him, tilting her head and smiling sweetly.

"Hello, Jerry Dank, I'm Audrey Turnah, your new seatmate," Audrey Turnah had said to Jerry Dank.

He was slightly startled, but when he turned his head, he saw that Elizabeth Coker's eyes were red from crying because she would have to stay away from him.

Jerry Dank's affection for Audrey Turnah disappeared immediately, and then he gradually became angry and disgusted.

But in the end, she stayed in his heart forever in another way.

Five years later.

Audrey Turnah's life stopped five years ago forever.

His life also seemed to have been completely plunged into an unforeseen darkness since then.

If, if only there was no accident that day.

If only he knew what would happen that day, he would have liked her long ago.

Will she still, continue to like him even in death?

Floating clouds pass across the clear sky, and flowers fell silently from the branches, like an inaudible sigh.

Audrey Turnah was no longer there.

Naturally, no one could bother him like her again.

When Jerry Dank finally left the cemetery, Collins Date was waiting for him at the door.

''Jerry, my father has already contacted the popular doctor,'' Collins Date said to Jerry Dank.

"I asked the secretariat to book a ticket to Manil City tomorrow morning, and I will go with you when the time comes," Collins Date added.

Jerry Dank nodded, he didn't know what to think of, and his footsteps paused slightly.

He raised his eyes and looked at the vast and distant blue sky, feeling only pain in his heart.

He remembered that when Audrey Turnah studied abroad, she chose to major in medicine.

If she was still alive, with her intelligence and ability, she should have been an excellent doctor.

"Doctor Turnah."

The nurse hurriedly caught up with Audrey Turnah who was on the phone in the hospital corridor.

"The patient in bed 8 just woke up," the nurse revealed.

Audrey Turnah nodded.

"Let's not talk about Leopold Demp, I still have something to do here. Banxi Restaurant, half past twelve, you just need to be there on time," Audrey Turnah said into the phone and hung up.

She followed the nurse to bed No. 8. After carefully inquiring and checking the patient's recovery, she gave some instructions to the family members before returning to the office.

She worked overtime last night, so she got up late in the morning and didn't have time to eat breakfast. She was so busy from 8 am to now that she was so hungry that she was a little dizzy.

Fortunately, there was a bag of biscuits in the drawer to satisfy her hunger.