Old Lady Leamington was instantly shocked and angry, and she was in a terrible state. "It turned out to be you!" She had been troubled by one thing for a while, that is, the remains of Emurel's family had been detained by Austria and could not be transported back to the UK for burial. She had sent several groups of people to the place, but they all said that there were procedural problems and that they could not be released for the time being. She did not expect that these things were done by the man in front of her. "You are so shameless!" God bless, how could a person be so shameless? He actually threatened her with her son's remains? Wasn't he afraid of retribution? "I am shameless?" Lionel was so angry that he laughed, " Mrs. Leamington, let me remind you of one thing. If your son had not colluded with government officials to frame my friend, so many things would not have happened. Do you know that the main building of that plot of land has been completed? He is simply forcibly ro

"So she left you to handle this?" Lionel was speechless looking at the person with the familiar lower half of his face. What a mess! He came to talk to old lady Leamington. Who wants to talk to this brat... well, not a complete brat. He remembered that the information said that this girl would enter the social circle next year, which was half an adult. But the question is, shouldn't the old lady of Leamington, who is in charge of things, be the one to discuss this matter? Why did she change people halfway through? Where did she go? Or did this cunning old fox want to make something happen like her son, so she sent her great-granddaughter to perfunctorily deal with him and went to do bad things herself? Forgive him for those bad speculations about this lady. It's really impossible to ignore the past history of this family! Mia was also helpless, but it was a fact that the old lady of Leamington left before dawn. "The matter is urgent, so it can only be handled like this temporarily,

The nature of this world is so ugly. Most of the time, power and influence will make people's desires expand infinitely, until they finally get out of control and do things that can no longer be undone. He is of course no exception. Whoever hurts him must pay double the price, this is his principle. But today he met a very interesting person, he can return some kindness to this accident. "What terrible thing did you think of again?" Mars, who had already stopped and didn't want to get to the bottom of it, felt the joyful atmosphere emanating from Lionel, but still couldn't control his gossipy mentality and asked. This young master killed a whole family in Austria. He killed people just like he killed ants. He was so quick and decisive that he almost suspected that he had some psychological problems. That was why he was so calm when doing this job. "How could it be a terrible thing?" Lionel looked at Mars in surprise and refuted his nonsense, "I was obviously doing good things!"

I am not good, but others are worse than me. This cognition makes Mycroft feel much more balanced. At least he is still Mia's ally, but old lady Leamington does not have this treatment. I don't know what kind of mood this old lady will be under the double attack from both inside and outside. "What a dirty politician." Sherlock commented on his dear brother. Since becoming a government employee, his brother's heart seems to be getting darker and darker. It's okay to plant his own people in the ally's house, but now he is gloating over the situation of another ally. This is not a problem of black heart, but a problem of heart becoming ink! "Dirty politicians provide you with house rent and shelter." Mycroft accepted his brother's ridicule in full and was very proud. "And this alliance is originally a layer on top of a layer. Without Mrs. Leamington in the middle, I can spend less time and have less pain." This is what Mycroft is most dissatisfied with. Cooperation still has to be s

"You just let her go?" Old Lady Leamington wanted to scream. She didn't understand why the housekeeper, who was always shrewd, was so confused about this matter. If Mia was going to leave here, wouldn't she put a few servants around her? Old Lady Leamington, who was already exhausted by the London incident, was about to faint from anger at the housekeeper. She had clearly told her to take good care of Mia and not let her feel dissatisfied, but did she take care of her like this? But the housekeeper also felt very wronged, "I have met all of Miss Marina's requirements according to your requirements... ..." The other party was simply domineering in the Meckhill Manor during this period of time. She had everything she wanted, and she never refuted her opinions. On the contrary, this lady often gave her the cold shoulder for no reason. She endured it all, so how could it not be considered taking good care of her? "You!" Old Lady Leamington looked at the housekeeper's aggrieved face a