Chapter 51 is really shameless.

This profile covers all aspects of Wendy Wilson from childhood to adulthood, and the most surprising thing for Felix Swift is that her grades in high school are actually excellent. If it hadn't been for the accident, she would have been admitted to a good university with a proud degree, at least not now. However, at the thought of the tragic car accident, the man frowned, felt irritable, and pulled off his tie. Felix Swift has always thought that he is not a sympathetic father, but he has just felt some undeserved pity for Wendy Wilson. It's against the law to hurt people. Besides, Wendy Wilson is a hit-and-run. She deserves to go to prison. Why should he, the victim, sympathize with her? This is nothing like him. Thinking about it, Felix Swift lost the mood to continue reading and threw the remaining materials to Martin Raymond. "Destroy them, and don't let anyone know that I asked you to investigate this matter."