Meanwhile, although all of Lionel's electronic devices had been confiscated, he still managed to overhear the servants gossiping while he was downstairs for dinner.
He found out that there was more trouble.
He specifically asked the servants what had happened and learned about the elders' public scandal.
In that moment, Lionel thought Cherry was an absolute madwoman, but at the same time, he had to admire her guts for taking on the elders so directly. She had even proactively provided information on the instigators.
If the elders followed that information, it would be difficult for Quennel to interfere, even if he tried.
It seemed like this mess was finally about to be resolved, and he could finally get out of this place.
He was one hundred percent certain that Quennel was behind this. He couldn't wait to see how the elders would deal with Quennel once they found out.
Then again, the elders adored Quennel. They had given him control over the Rosenberg family despite his abilities being inferior to Lionel's.
Perhaps even after they discovered the truth, they would just let the matter slide.
The thought made Lionel’s stomach churn with imbalance and jealousy.
“Are the elders coming today?” Lionel couldn’t help but ask.
A servant shook his head, saying he wasn’t sure.
Just as Lionel was about to tell them to find out, Mr. Michael Rosenberg arrived.
“What do you want with us?” Mr. Michael Rosenberg strode over, his face dark as he questioned Lionel in a low, displeased voice.

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