"Another envelope?"
The authenticity of the previous letter hasn't been determined yet, but Julius Reed estimates that if he really followed what the letter said, he might already be dead.
However, he remembers that Hiddy couldn't possibly want to hurt him.
Where is the problem?
"Since you know Hiddy wouldn't harm me, why didn't you come out sooner? Aron, in my impression, you're not someone who fears death." Julius Reed carefully looks at Aron Jackson, contemplating.
Everything around him seems to have an unspeakable strangeness.
There's nothing wrong with Hiddy, nothing wrong with the letter, could the problem be with himself?
Julius Reed can basically determine that the letter certainly came from his own hand.
The content on it is a mix of truth and falsehood.
But the most crucial thing is just one line.
Slept with four maids.
Julius Reed asks himself; he wouldn't do something to take advantage of those women.
So he definitely suspects something.
