Once Married

Chapter 436 Get Him Out

For the sake of his children, parents, and wife, the deceased agreed. The investigation suggested there was a

transfer record of three million dollars in Mark's wife's bank account.

However, they informed only the deceased's parents and wife that there were merely two million dollars.

Because of Mark's intervention, they received half a million dollars. Upon completion of the affair, an additional

one million dollars would be available, but only Mark was privy to the exact amount. Following the interrogation,

the deceased's wife fervently prayed for leniency from the Martin Group, considering their children's welfare.

They didn't seek compensation but earnestly hoped the Martin Group wouldn't hold them accountable. Curtis

was fully involved in the entire process. Faced with the pleas of the deceased's family, Curtis immediately asked

Benjamin for instructions. "Mr. Martin, do you think we should pursue their liability?"

After a brief pause, Benjamin said indifferently, "Allow them to face media interviews and disclose everything.

While they, as direct relatives, may not have orchestrated this, entertaining such thoughts implied the potential

success once the Martin Group compromised. Thus, they must face consequences. Regarding compensation,

their rejection is their affair. Given that the incident occurred on Martin Group's territory, let the police decide the

fitting compensation." Mark, being the mastermind behind this incident, would inevitably take the blame.

But before that, with the desire to extract information from him, Benjamin thought for a few seconds and said to

Curtis, "Find a way to get him out."

Curtis frowned slightly and hesitated for a moment. Only after coming to his senses did he grasp Benjamin's

intention.

Benjamin had to remove Mark from the police station to obtain valuable details. Otherwise, Mark would remain

tight-lipped in front of the authorities.

Curtis faithfully communicated Benjamin's decision to the deceased's family, who expressed no objection.

Benjamin had already shown mercy. If not, there would have been no compensation, and the punishment

wouldn't have solely rested with the police. Coming out of the interrogation room, Curtis said to Owen, "Officer

Conrad, Mr. Martin wants to take Mark out of here for two days."

Owen was embarrassed. "Mr. Yost, it's inappropriate."

Curtis simply smiled. Leaning in, he whispered something into Owen's ear. Owen narrowed his eyes and promptly

agreed. "No more than two days. He must return to the police station within that tframe. Otherwise, we

won't be able to explain it to the public." "Don't worry. | promise you." Curtis nodded.

Then, Owen arranged a car to take Mark to the address left by Curtis.

After the arrangements were made, Curtis cout of the police station and got into the car.

He said to Benjamin, "Mr. Martin, everything has been settled."

"Well, let's go straight there!"

"Okay."

Curtis stepped on the accelerator and drove directly away from the police station.

On the way, Curtis received a call from the individual he had tasked with uncovering the person behind the

supportive statements.

After hanging up, he looked at Benjamin through the rearview mirror and murmured, "Mr. Martin, I've sent

someone to reach out to several of our partner companies regarding the online support. They've all denied any

knowledge of the matter and claimed the statements were issued by their bosses."

It was so mysterious that Benjamin couldn't help but be suspicious.

At the time, it appeared to be a favorable development, advantageous for the Martin Group. It bolstered the

company's reputation and promised significant assistance in future endeavors.

However, the Martin Group did not need to rely on any one company or celebrity to becstronger. If it were

related to dozens of companies, the meaning would be different.

Getting no response from Benjamin, Curtis asked, "Mr. Martin, do you think it could be Sir Martin's efforts?"

Benjamin frowned subconsciously. "It can't be him."

If it were Paul, he shouldn't have waited until now. Perhaps he would have taken action a long tago.

Yet, Benjamin wondered who it could be then.

Before he could figure it out, the car stopped steadily in front of a villa.

He opened the car door and walked straight into the villa.

In the living room, there were two bodyguards, and Mark was lying on the floor.

His hands were handcuffed behind his back. Upon hearing the footsteps, he attempted to sit up, only to be

hindered by the restraints. Consequently, he could only lie on his side, gazing upwards at Benjamin's towering

figure. Benjamin approached the sofa and sat down, crossing his legs and staring leisurely at Mark.

Curtis poured Benjamin a glass of water. He took a sip and said indifferently, "Tell me, who gave you the order?"

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