Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1359

“No, I mean you have become the exact opposite of who you previously were.” Carson explained further, “Four years ago, I said you had changed.

I could feel that your emotions were easily disturbed and affected by Rachel.

But now, I was referring to your change of character.

Do you know how cold-blooded you used to be?”

Hearing his words, Victor clasped his hands together and remained silent.

“In the past, if someone was killed in your presence, you would simply mind your own business and not give a damn.

But now, not only do you give up punishing a traitor, but you also take out a sum of money to help his wife.

Do you understand what I’m saying here? Vic, you’re not the cold-hearted man I once knew.

Since when have you changed?”

Carson’s hard-hitting question deeply embedded itself in Victor’s mind.

Victor didn’t give an answer back then.

But at this present moment, the lingering question popped in his mind once again when he heard that Odin viewed the life and death of that family as if they meant absolutely nothing.

He didn’t know when, but he knew the reason why he had changed.

It was because of Rachel.

He thought that if Rachel had known about the unfortunate situation, she would have done the same thing he did.

She was a woman who always gave off a cold image, but she always had a warm heart.

“Yes, I know about that.

In fact, I also heard that the late director’s wife is currently suffering from depression and almost committed suicide herself.” When Odin spoke, there was a wicked smile on his face.

It was clear that he felt no remorse.

Victor kept silent.

“But it’s a pity that she is still alive.

I heard that she received a large sum of money from a generous benefactor.

It gave her so much hope that she wants to start over with a new life.” Odin leaned forward with his elbows on his knees and his chin resting on his palms.

He stared at Victor with great interest.

“Brother, I have a question for you.”

Victor glared at him and said nothing.

He pressed his thin lips together in disdain.

He didn’t feel any family affection towards his brother, but only disgust.

“Who sent her the money? Her husband didn’t have much to his name when he was still alive.” Odin paused and asked with a disturbing smile, “Brother, why are you so kind?”

If Victor’s eyes could kill, Odin would have been dead by now.

The ward was filled a chilly tension.

Odin stood up and walked to the end of the bed, his gaze darting around the room before settling on Victor.

He then leaned forward, his hands on the railing.

“Two million, three hundred and seventy thousand.” He smiled.

“How generous.

Especially with a traitor.”

Victor only squinted his eyes and said nothing.

“And when the money was transferred to that unlucky woman’s account, the company’s account was reduced by three million.” He cocked his head, and a cunning twinkle appeared in his narrow, long eyes.

“Where do you think the three million is now, Victor? Don’t get me wrong.

I’m not saying that you diverted the money.”

After a pause, Odin continued, “After all, three million is just pocket change for you.

But how could it be such a coincidence? When you asked someone to give the poor woman money, the three million disappeared.

I believe you, but do you think the police will?”

Victor’s eyes narrowed, and after a long silence, he opened his mouth to speak.

“It was your doing.”