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Chapter 571

Chapter 571

The students in Vermont's class all came from upper-class families, and each was richer than the other. For example, Vermont'sparents ran a seafood business and supplied half of the hotels in Rivera.

Some children at school whose families owned the hotels said he was a stinky fishmonger. They deliberately formed cliques toisolate him. But a few of them never joined in; one was Keegan, and the other was Marshall. The two were so close that itseemed like they wore the same pair of pants.

At first, Vermont did not want to associate with the two guys after being bullied by those so-called aristocrats. 'What a bunch ofassholes. You're all just nepotism babies,’ Vermont thought.

Once, a school bully from the next class maliciously shoved Keegan to the ground while they were on the basketball court. Hebroke his leg, and Marshall started to fight the kid on the spot.

The bully was tall and robust. Marshall had not hit puberty then, so he looked relatively thin and frail. He did not seem like amatch for the bully, but he was ruthless; he grabbed a brick and smashed it into the kid's head. The kid immediately bled, andchaos erupted.

Keegan had no time to tend to his leg. Instead, he snatched the brick from Marshall's hand and quickly pulled him away.....

However, when they were caught, both said that they were the ones who smashed the kid's head. Several people at the scenehad witnessed the incident, but no one dared to come forward and testify. In the end, the two of them got demerit.novelbin

Vermont's view toward kids from aristocratic families then changed after the incident. He realized that not all of them wereassholes. Some, like Keegan and Marshall, were extremely loyal to each other.

So he took the initiative to talk to them and started following them daily. Vermont was a wild child who grew up in a small townand could always come up with fun things to play with.

Keegan was cold to him at first, but things quickly took a turn. The three of them became close after some time.However, Vermont always felt that Keegan and Marshall's relationship was better than Keegan's and his.So, it was strange to him that they fought.

“Aren't we all adults here? Tell Marshall to go to the bar later, and we'll have a drink or two. Remember that he was the one whohelped settle things when the group of people caused trouble at the hospital. He also helped out during your ex-mother-in-law's

funeral. He ran back and forth and even wrote the obituary. You, the husband, should have been the one to do all that, You haveto thank him.”

The more Vermont talked about it, the worse Keegan felt.“Let's talk about this later," he said sullenly.

On the other hand, Stella could not buy the house without Keegan there. Feeling guilty, she gave the realtor 500 dollars to putthe transaction on hold. Detective Karl, however, had made progress. He had found out and contacted the previous driver of theJewell family.

Half a year after the car accident, the driver resigned and was unemployed in his hometown. But he has the money to renovatehis house. Their family was quite wealthy in the local area. So despite having no job, he had money to spend; this alone wasintriguing.

Detective Karl also investigated another taxi that had gotten into an accident that year. However, the findings were notsatisfactory. After receiving the compensation, the driver and the passenger's family left Rivera. He tried many ways to contactthem but failed to trace their whereabouts. It was like they had just vanished.

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