Ignatius Leclair's expression changed slightly, and he asked gravely, "Did you confront Griffith Squire?"
The man's phoenix eyes were deep as ink. He should have realized that Old Shaw's style had always been swift and decisive; he wouldn't make a move unless it was a surefire hit. The original intention of inviting him to the South Seas had completely changed.
The always silent Delphine heard Griffith Squire's name sharply, and immediately stood up, asking in a low voice, "What happened?"
Without even raising his eyes, Ignatius Leclair reached out to hold her soft hand, offering some comfort. Then he walked to the side and said clearly, word by word, "Old Shaw, Griffith Squire has a deep-seated vendetta with the Shaw Family. Your people mustn't lay a finger on Leah Squire. This person's a complete madman, and if something happens to Leah Squire, the consequences would be unimaginable."
