Evans' interest was piqued, and he quickly sent a message: What is it?
Louis: The chandelier incident.
Evans' temples instantly throbbed.
Suddenly, the girl sitting opposite him looked up and smiled. "Mr. Hill, I'm done. It's your turn."
Evans paused for a moment before putting down his phone. He didn't mind
Audrey's distant greeting and smiled. "Alright."
After the waiter brought down the menu, Audrey thought of what had just happened. Hence, she asked Evans, "I heard Susan say that you wrote that song?"
Evans did not deny it. Instead, he admitted openly, "Yes."
Audrey's eyes lit up.
[It's really well written. Don't tell me you've developed in music before?]
Seeing the comment screen above Audrey's head, Evans smiled at her and explained, "I used to be in the music club when I was in university. At that time, I was interested in music, so I composed many songs."
So that's how it is. Audrey understood what he meant, and her eyes flashed with admiration for Evans. "I didn't expect Mr. Hill to not only be very talented in business, but also in music. You're really an all-rounded talent."
Evans felt unusually embarrassed after being praised by Audrey.
During the rest of the meal, the two of them chatted happily. When Audrey talked about Frank's new movie, Evans suddenly said, "What happened at the banquet that day was indeed too dangerous."
Evans and his brother did not like to go to such occasions, so they naturally did not go to the charity banquet that night.
However, to Evans's surprise, Audrey was injured at that banquet.
When he found out that Audrey's eyes had been pierced by glass, he panicked, which was rare for him. His assistant quickly called the organizers and questioned them about what was going on.
The organizers were obviously very frightened because the matter was too urgent. They only said that their staff had not checked the infrastructure properly and that they were willing to bear the consequences.
Audrey, who was also injured, didn't make a scene. She calmly accepted the organizers' apology and the compensation they paid. After that, she didn't pester the organizers anymore.
Evans Imew that Audrey was a kind lady, but this matter was not as simple as an accident. Thinking of the long paragraph that Louis had just sent him, Evans decided to ask Audrey's opinion first.
"Audrey." Evans suddenly called her name.
Audrey, who was cutting her steak, was stunned. She looked up at Evans with a blank expression. "What's wrong?"
Evans said, "Are you familiar with that Frank?"
Just as Evans had expected, Audrey shook her head. "I only interacted with him in the television drama from last time. Even if we bump into each other now, I won't greet him."
So that was how it was.
Evans thought for a moment and said, "Did you notice anything unusual before the chandelier fell that night?"
Audrey was alarmed before she was stunned.
Evans suddenly asked her this. Did he know something?
Audrey was somewhat shocked, but thinking that what Frank's brother had done would be exposed sooner or later, Audrey said, "There's nothing abnormal. It was just that I happened to have sharp eyes and noticed that the chandelier was on the verge of collapse. By the time I reacted, it was almost falling."
Evans nodded.
Audrey pretended not to know the truth and asked, "What's wrong? Is there a problem with that chandelier? Didn't it fall because it was in disrepair?"
Audrey's words reminded Evans. What Louis had just said to him was just a guess, and they did not have any evidence yet.
Evans decided not to say anything without evidence for the time being.
Evans said, "It's nothing. I'm just curious why the chandelier fell for no reason. Now, the organizers only said that the screws on the lamp were loose, so the chandelier accidentally fell."
Audrey pretended not to understand and continued eating her steak.
Audrey, who knew the plot of the original book, naturally knew why the chandelier had fallen, but she didn't plan on telling anyone about it..