Eden's Regret, A Tragic End

In fact, it was a no-brainer. Jake's death was just Michael trying to silence him.

He killed Eden because he was afraid that Eden would testify against him. On the other hand, he killed Jake because Jake's actions had been exposed, so Jake was no longer of any use to him.

Only death awaited those who were a threat or useless to him.

In the darkness, a man said respectfully, "Mr. Ross."

"Yes."

"It's settled."

"Alright."

With that, Michael hung up.

After hanging up, he took out the SIM card from his phone and destroyed it.

Just like how he had destroyed that SIM card, Eden and Jake's corpses were nowhere to be found.

…

Under the night sky of South Hampton City, Jeanne looked at her phone, and only endless silence greeted her.

In the end, even until the moment of Eden's death, she did not get any useful information from him.