The point where Lord Schulz was superior to Sheldon was that he had a rough framework in his own brain through vague traces and clues. At the same time, he counted out the existence of Charlie, a mysterious person, in this framework.

In truth, Lord Schulz had always been a very shrewd old fox, planning many things almost flawlessly. There were only a few times he made small errors which had led to a large discrepancy, all because he could not anticipate a variable such as Charlie.

This time, he presumed that Sophie was not dead and that someone must have saved Sophie. Thus, he decided to make great efforts to save Sheldon and his family.

The first breakthrough point, naturally, was Sheldon, the head of the family.

This phone call just now had not only appeased Sheldon, but he had also expressed his apology to Jaime in front of Sheldon.

If this father and son believed his words, he had at least redeemed half of this family of four, then.

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