Chapter 126

are analyzing the trend of public opinion yesterday around a pile of newspapers, magazines, faxes and even videotapes. Jennifer Leibold, who is in charge of answering the phone, suddenly hands the microphone to Simon, saying it's Noah Scott.

After the incident broke out last week, Simon didn't take the initiative to contact Lehman Brothers at James Leibold's suggestion, nor did he have any communication with Simon there. Hearing Noah Scott call at this time, people's faces showed some strange looks one after another.

Noah Scott said on the phone that he was nearby and wanted to visit. Simon agreed.

In a few minutes.

Noah Scott came over, just a few words to say hello, and then he looked serious and whispered, hoping to talk to Simon alone. As the crowd watched, Simon took Noah Scott to a sitting room that was still empty.

As they stood by the window of the living room, Noah Scott raised his hand to wipe the condensation from the glass, looked at the snowflakes floating outside the window and the Central Park in the distance, and said, "nice house."

Simon looked at the blurred glass window in front of him, but he didn't wipe it. He nodded: "yes, it's a pity that he hasn't had time to decorate it."

Noah Scott stopped for a moment, didn't find another suitable topic for conversation, and said, "Simon, I have to confess to you that things have been terrible recently."

Simon turned his head and just waited for Noah Scott to go on.