Ginny was naturally present as well, and she spoke up at that moment. "Mr. Goldstein, no one wanted to see Justus die like that. But why did you bring your people to Longstone residence? Are you suggesting that his sudden death has something to do with us?"

Joaquin's expression grew darker as he looked at her. He blamed Ginny for this, thinking that none of this would have happened if she had just agreed earlier. And now, they couldn't even determine the cause of death.

"No connection? That doctor from your household, Felix Zeller—he's the one responsible for Justus' death."

Right then, someone spoke up from the crowd. "That's him! That's Felix Zeller!"

Felix, who had been calmly sitting in a chair, finally saw Wagner standing among them. And in that moment, everything made sense.

"Wagner? You've gotten quite bold, huh?" Gras sneered.

Wagner flinched at Gras's words, but remembering that he now had the Goldsteins backing him, he stiffened his spine and stood tall.

"Cut the crap