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“Dead?”
“Yes. When the appointment time was almost up, the secretaries started trying to contact Mr. Tadel, but the butler at his residence informed them that Mr. Tadel had already gotten into a car and headed over to us long ago. We thought he might have run into traffic, or been delayed by something else, but when they last called, the butler told us Mr. Tadel was in a car accident, and he is gone.”
“So fast.”
Bertha lifted a hand and pressed it to her temple. “They said a steel rod went straight through his head in the crash.”
Karon sighed. “My condolences for Mr. Tadel. May the Goddess of Nature guide his soul.”
“Mhmm. May Light guard his soul.” Bertha continued, “We’ll follow up on the subsequent matters. Of course, not to pursue the appointment fee, but as basic care from the clinic for a client. Oh, right. Mr. Karon, you can leave work.”
“Alright. Thanks for your hard work.” Karon nodded. He placed the papers with Mr. Tadel’s background information into his briefcase, picked it up, and left the office.
Entering the elevator, Karon’s eyes grew thoughtful. He did not believe Mr. Tadel’s death was just an ordinary traffic accident.
The elevator reached the first floor, and when the doors opened, Karon saw a middle-aged man in a woolen red crewneck sweater standing before the elevator. Behind him was a group of bodyguards in black suits. The bodyguards’ bearing and positioning made them far too easy to identify. After all, Karon had lived in Allen Manor for some time.
The middle-aged man’s eyes swept over Karon, who immediately showed a panicked expression. He was clearly “frightened” by the aura of the group. He pressed himself to the edge of the elevator and cautiously stepped out.
The middle-aged man entered the elevator with his bodyguards.
Once the doors closed, the panic vanished from Karon’s face. Who are those people who just went up?
Having just become a Divine Shepherd, Karon’s intuition...
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