#Chapter 103 A Twist of Fate

It took almost two hours to get through Mr. Brown’s testimony—and he claimed that was the abridged version—but by the end, there was more than enough evidence to back up the paper trail that Noah had uncovered. Soon after we finished, I thanked Mr. Brown for his cooperation and left him to his solitude, which I felt that he wanted after such a nerve-racking afternoon. Besides, I had somewhere I wanted to be. I had to tell Andrew this good news immediately. Well, immediately after a four-hour drive. He might not like that his future son-in-law was about to be proven a white-collar criminal, but he would at least be happy that I was one step closer to keeping my promise regarding Noah. He might even rethink giving his blessings to Lisa and Bob’s marriage. Lisa might not like it, but it would be best for her. It was after 8 p.m. when I reached the mansion. The guard hurried me through the gate as usual, but something seemed off about his voice. He seemed almost relieved that I was t