I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

"She's still cooperating, but her situation is somewhat messy, possibly related to her own schedule and mindset, but these are not important." The psychologist was a man in his thirties named Xavier Miller. Despite his young age, he was an expert in psychology.

After hearing Xavier's words, Curtis nodded, then asked, "Besides these, is there anything else unusual?"

"That's the reason I asked you to come here."

Xavier gestured for Curtis to come to his desk. He opened the computer's surveillance footage and showed Curtis a screen.

He said, "Although Ms. Davis hinted at coming here and was very cooperative in chatting with me, she spends more time chatting with this Mr. Parker." "Is he also here for consultation?"

Curtis recognized the man in the video as Frank.

Lauren knew Frank?

Xavier explained, "Mr. Parker brought his sister here for psychological treatment. However, his sister's condition is somewhat extreme and requires medication for effective treatment. Since she left Mayby recently, she also stopped treatment." Curtis nodded and asked, "Did you notice if they met here for the first time or if they already knew each other?"

"I can't give you a definite answer to that. I just followed your instructions to pay attention to who she interacts with more."

Xavier initially refused to cooperate because he needed to keep all patients' privacy and secrets confidential, but Benjamin had helped him once, so he needed to return the favor, so he had to violate the rules of the profession.

Curtis didn't ask any more questions. He instructed Xavier, "Please pretend you know nothing about this matter. I've never asked you any questions. I just come here to relax and chat with you."

Xavier nodded. "I understand."

Before leaving, Curtis took the video recording and assured Xavier that it wouldn't be leaked.

Curtis immediately drove back to the company and truthfully conveyed the information to Benjamin, playing the video for Benjamin to watch.NôvelDrama.Org owns all content.

Benjamin didn't react much, his expression remained calm. He said, "Tell Dr. Miller to not mention this matter again. Treat it as if nothing happened."

Curtis was puzzled by his meaning but quickly nodded in response. "I've already talked to him about it, and he agreed."

"Okay, then it's settled. Delete this video, and there's no need to investigate further in this direction."

Benjamin instructed in a low voice.

Curtis acknowledged his orders.

Then, Curtis handed over a test report, saying, "This is a comparison report between the reinforcement steel used in the project and the normal steel materials used in other construction projects. The steel involved in the accident did not come from our regular supplier, so suspicion on the supplier's side should be ruled out."

Benjamin glanced at the test report. "Have you asked the testing center if there's a factory that produces this type of steel more?"

"I did ask them. The testing center said this type is usually produced by irregular processing plants, making it difficult to trace due to incomplete procedures."

"Then it's not very useful. Don't focus all our attention on this matter. Later, go to the construction site and talk to Mr. Kerr about today's police interviews." "Okay."

Curtis left the office, and Benjamin repeatedly reviewed the test report. Although he could understand the basics, it was only superficial knowledge. Since Harper had Curtis take the report for testing right away, did she understand this very well?