Renee couldn�t bring herself to lie. She couldn�t stop herself from missing him, and she couldn�t get him out of her mind. Hence, she just kept quiet.

�Alright, I get it. You�re a good kid. Stefan was too immature and put you through a lot. Now, he�s the one who has to suffer. This is probably fate.� Grandpa Hunt looked contemplative.

The two chatted for a while, but Renee was distracted throughout the entire conversation.

Grandpa Hunt could tell there was something on her mind. �If you have any questions, go ahead and ask them. It�s tough seeing you like this.�

Renee didn�t hold back after hearing this. �Grandpa Hunt, was Tristan�s death really an accident? Did you ever suspect there might be more to it than meets the eye?

�We aren�t sure if it was an accident. The only witness was Stefan, who said it was, so it had to be the case� The dead shall remain dead, and I no longer want to dig up the past,� Grandpa Hunt said cryptically, making Renee even more curious about the whole thing.

�Well, did you know that apart from Stefan being the only witness, he was also the one who deleted the footage of the incident? Don�t you find that strange?� Renee urged.

Grandpa Hunt smiled a little, not surprised by the information. �It�s normal. They�ve both been close since they were children. Stefan looked up to his older brother, and followed Tristan wherever he went.

Tristan died in such a painful way, so maybe Stefan destroyed the footage because it ruined his good memories of Tristan and hurt him too much. It�s completely understandable.�

Although it sounded convincing, it wasn�t enough to persuade Renee.

�I heard that Tristan was supposed to be the successor of H Group, but he met with an accident just as he was about to return to the country. The company ended up in the hands of Stefan, who was the only witness of the accident. Don�t you find any of this suspicious?� Renee was unusually emotional when she asked this. She needed to find out the truth behind this incident. She hoped that the person she loved so deeply wasn�t the kind of scumbag who would hurt his brother for his own benefit!

�Suspicious?� Grandpa Hunt asked coldly. �Are you trying to say that Tristan died because of Stefan? Is that it?�

Renee didn�t answer, averting her gaze guiltily. There were too many coincidences in this matter, but.she didn�t want to make any errors in her judgment, which was why she had come to Grandpa Hunt for answers.

Unfortunately, Grandpa Hunt didn�t give anything away. "Renee, you knew Stefan. Do you really think he was the kind of person who would do something like that?�

�Even if Stefan was heartless and emotionless, I doubt he would do something like that. I couldn�t possibly have been that blind�� Renee mumbled.

�In that case, trust your instincts. The Hunts are good people, and you wouldn�t have fallen in love with him if he wasn�t,� Grandpa Hunt said gently, and stifled a yawn.

�Alright, child. I�m getting tired. If you don�t have any more questions, you may leave. Come back once you�ve thought things through, and if you have any other questions,� he said finally.

�I�� Renee still wanted to talk, but Grandpa Hunt had already closed his eyes.

�Please rest well then, Grandpa. I�ll visit again when I have the time,� Renee replied softly.

After Renee left, Grandpa Hunt opened his eyes and turned to a nearby shelf, a stern expression on his face as he growled, �She�s gone. You�ve eavesdropped for long enough, so come out already!� JrNovels.com