Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei
Chapter 467

Chapter 467

Chapter 467

After Zachary parked the car, he remembered the evidence of Hank’s asset transfers and called out toSerenity who was about to get out of the car.

“I asked a friend to help look into Hank’s asset transfers. My friend was very helpful and sent me theevidence last night. I put it in the backseat. It’s in that yellow folder.”

“Your friend truly was very helpful. He managed to gather the evidence so quickly.”

Serenity was not only grateful to that friend of his. She was curious about him and really wanted tomeet him.

She thought it would take a long time to gather the evidence, since Hank had not just started doing thisrecently.

Yet, Zachary’s friend managed to gather all the evidence in just a day’s time.

“Zachary, it’s such a waste if that friend of yours doesn’t open his own detective agency.”

After Serenity got out of the car, she opened the door to the backseat and picked up the yellow folderthat had been placed there.

“He has a relative that specializes in information gathering. His family has a large network, so they’rehighly efficient.”

The Bucham family’s intelligence network spanned far and wide and Wiltspoon was their home base,so their intelligence network in Wiltspoon was deeply rooted. It could be said that as long as theBuchams wanted to know about it, there was nothing they would not be able to replace out.

However, their services had an exorbitant price tag, which ordinary people could not afford.

“I always thought people like that only existed in novels. I didn’t think there’d be such an amazing familyin real life.”

After Serenity picked the yellow folder up, she put the bouquet of flowers Zachary gave her

back into the car.

Zachary looked at her.

Serenity explained, “My sister’s in a bad mood right now. Let’s not show off our affection for

each other in front of her.”

She leaned forward, kissed him, and said as she smiled, “It’s fine as long as I know you gave meflowers.”

There would be many chances to show off their love in the future, so there was no need to rush it now.

Zachary was relieved. “The two of you really do have a great bond.”

“We only had each other to rely on for more than a decade, and my sister did a lot to raise me. Shewas only five years older than me, and when we suddenly lost our parents, she was not only a sisterbut a mother to me too. In my heart, she’s the most important person in my life.”

She and Zachary walked into the building together. “You and your cousins share a really good bondtoo. They respect you a lot as the eldest and they’re very respectful of me even though. we’ve only meta few times before.”

Zachary smiled. “Since we were young, our parents taught us to be respectful to each other and thathaving a harmonious family would lead to success in any undertaking. They said that no matter how

powerful a person is, they need the support and help of friends and family to

survive in this world. ‘

Nothing of significance was ever achieved by an individual acting alone.

When he was just a kid, he had been internally recognized as the successor of the family. When hecame of age, he took charge of the huge York Corporation. He stood at the center while his cousinsrevolved around him, helping and supporting each other the whole time. Despite all that, the biggestshare of the burden lay on his shoulders.

How could his cousins not respect him when he bore the heaviest share of the burden on his

shoulders alone?

Moreover, if someone helped him do it, they would be respected in return.

The couple went upstairs together.

When they entered Liberty’s home, they saw Mrs. Lane falling asleep as she sat on the sofa.

Mrs. Lane woke up when she heard the door open and saw that Serenity and her husband hadreturned. She hurriedly stood up with a smile. “Mr. York, Miss Hunt, breakfast is ready.”

“Mrs. Lane, make sure you catch up on sleep later. These few days have been hard on you.”

Mrs. Lane hummed in agreement.

Last night, the three adults had not slept well because of Sonny’s fever and continuous crying.

Serenity walked into the room to check on her sister and nephew. Seeing them finally be able to sleepsoundly, she was relieved.

She leaned down, lightly touched Sonny’s still–pale face, and brushed a kiss on his small face. Shesaid softly, “Sonny, I’ll definitely help you get justice.”

Serenity then tip–toed out of her sister’s room.