It was Vincent in the photo.
"What else can you remember?" asked Jay in a hurry.
Carmen thought hard but shook her head since she couldn't remember anything about him at the moment.
After a small pause, Jay then took out another photo. Carmen took it over and looked carefully.
"It seems I..."
But before she could finish her sentence, Jay then asked in a hurry, "Did you meet him before?" He was anxious.
Carmen thought for a while, and then her frown was smoothed gradually.
"I have seen a photo in Poison's room, and this man is in the photo. I was impressed because he looked handsome," replied Carmen.
"Are you sure?" Jay widened his eyes and waited for her reply.
Carmen took a glimpse at the photo and nodded. "I am sure. This man impressed me with his handsome appearance."
Jay felt like others punched him because the man in the photo was Joseph's father, which meant he was also related to this matter.
This photo was never released to the public.
"Oh, Jay, I remember something," said Carmen agitatedly.
"What do you remember?" asked Jay.
"That photo! I have seen the woman before," Carmen replied and tried to find the photo among the pictures.
She took out Kelly's photo and said, "I have seen her before. She showed up with this man." Carmen pointed at Vincent's picture and said seriously,
Jay remained solemn and said nothing more.
Kelly had to spend the rest of her life in prison while Vincent's company suffered from heavy losses in the stock market. Soon his company was purchased by a person of unknown status.
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Jay sat across Joseph silently while Joseph wore a smile.
"Irish always say that you are a responsible cap. It seems she is right. You are a good policeman."
Jay ignored what Joseph said but started his topic. "Does Irish know that the Evil Angel kidnapped her in her childhood?"
Joseph's smile disappeared gradually. "Where did you get this information?"
"Don't you know that?" Jay asked in reply.
"I didn't know it," Joseph said casually.
Jay paused for a while and then took out several pictures from his bag. "Well, it seems that I need to share something with you."
Joseph was expressionless.
Jay squinted, put the pictures aside, and pointed at one of the photos. "I am sure you know who he is."
Joseph took a glance at the photo. "Ivan Channing? Kelly's father?"
"Or you might need to call him Shadow. He is also one of the members of the Evil Angel."
Joseph smiled faintly and said, "Jay, you have arrested Lilith's parents, and now you even want to get her grandfather to be involved in this case?"
"If he has nothing to do with it but just a businessman, then I would do nothing to him. Although he is dead, I must figure it out," Jay replied seriously.
"You mean Kelly knew everything about her father?" asked Joseph.
"I just suspect that Kelly did everything to maintain her family's reputation; after all, nobody knows Ivan's real status."
"You suspect that? You have no evidence, right? And it is just your conjecture."
"Is it the truth, or just my conjecture would be figured out soon as long as we make it clear who they are," said Jay, who pointed at two photos.
Joseph looked at the pictures, and his eyes turned cold immediately. Vincent and Joseph's father, Jacob, was in the pictures.
"Joseph, now I need you to tell me who this man is and what is the relationship between them."
"Jay, are you kidding me? You suspect my father?" Joseph still kept a faint smile on his face.
"I know this man is your father, so I need you to be frank with me," replied Jay, who looked into Joseph's eyes.
Joseph took over Vincent's picture and said, "I just know that he committed a commercial crime. Is he even related to drug dealers?" He then put down the photo and took his father's picture. "As for my father, I am sure everybody knows him well. Jay, I understand that you wanted to clear up the case, but please collect the evidence first."
"I know what you are thinking about. You are worried that your father's real status in Evil Angel would be disclosed, which would have a bad effect on your company and it would also ruin your father's reputation," Jay kept persuading.
Joseph still remained calm and said, "You are Irish's brother, and you are also one of my family members. Absolutely, I will be frank with you and tell you all what I know."
Jay held back his anger, gnashed his teeth, and said coldly, "I hope you can remember soon."
Joseph said nothing but smiled faintly.
After Irish finally regained her memories, she also recalled the miserable experience in her childhood, so she came to Ping-Pong Ball again and hoped he could find out the truth for her. However, she didn't expect that the pictures provided by Ping-Pong Ball would cause her pain again.
She remembered four men were sitting on the couch of a dark room. They were all as stalwart as Vincent, and several boxes of drugs were put aside.
Irish was absorbed in her thoughts for a while and came back to the earth. She looked at the pictures and was immediately attracted by one of the pictures.
A dozen kids were in a small room, and they were around four or five years old. All of the kids looked frightened, and some were crying there. Besides the children, five adults were also in the room. And four of them were the bodyguards while the other man was sitting on the couch, reading the papers in his hands. Irish could only see her side face from the photo.
However, when Irish finally saw clearly, she widened her eyes in astonishment.
This man appeared in the photos many times, and sometimes he had a group photo with Vincent. Irish was familiar with this man since Joseph looked much alike.
An unnamed ominous premonition raised in her heart, spreading all over her body. She remembered the eyes which were buried deep in her mind. Now the memories began to emerge in her mind little by little.
Irish felt she had seen this man before, and when she opened the next page, everything turned out to be clear.
It was an explanatory drawing of people's relationships which disclosed many secrets. Obviously, it was an explanation for these photos.
Two regular drug customers showed up in the picture, and one of them was related to Vincent since he was Vincent's lawyer. His name was Moore, who was once the law consultant of Bright Company, and he was even the law consultant of the company of Joseph's father. It was Jacob who employed him personally.
Jacob was Joseph's father.
Irish was startled by what she learned. There was a full-frontal photo of Jacob, and Irish could see him clearly in the picture. He was the man making a deal with Vincent, and he was the man reading the papers on the couch.
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