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With Hugo Clark to inherit the Clark Family, it was good for Kevin to appear as a playboy in the eyes of others.

It could not only help him avoid a lot of trouble but also fend off romantic interests.

And as it seemed now, the effect was quite significant.

His father-in-law was very dissatisfied with him.

So he took the initiative to announce his identity as the chairman of Easton Group.

Hoping to tear down the labels of relying on the family and being a dissipated son.

As Kevin Clark exposed his identity, it caused another uproar online.

After ten minutes, Charlotte Lane went onto Catherine’s Facebook, liked her post, and then changed her profile picture to the photo of their marriage certificate.

Clark Manor

After having an early dinner, while everyone was chatting in the front hall, Kevin Clark revealed his identity using his cell phone.

Then… the whole family stared at him.

Not a single person spoke.

With a calm expression, Kevin Clark maintained eye contact under the pressure of his family.

Charlotte Lane and Charles Amos watched the scene amusedly.

This staring match lasted nearly three minutes, and Natalie Wayne continued to fiddle with her coaster.

Elina Clark took a sip of tea and said, “Reimburse me for the two intelligent housekeepers at home.”

“Dad, you won them fair and square,” Kevin Clark said, “it’s not appropriate for me to reimburse.”

Elina Clark stared at him, “Are you trying to scam your dad out of money?”

“I’m helping you invest in the intelligent technology industry,” Kevin Clark said calmly.

“Oh—” Elina Clark nodded, “Where’s the return on my investment?”

“It’s in your son’s hands.”

Elina Clark glared at his rebellious child and cursed, “You’ve got no shame.”

Kevin Clark laughed.

After chatting with Mr. & Mrs. Clark for a while, they went for a walk in the courtyard together.

Only Finn Clark, Charles Amos, Kevin Clark, and Charlotte Lane were left in the front hall.

At that moment, Charlotte Lane went to Facebook, liked a post, and changed her profile picture.

Kevin Clark watched her series of actions beside her, the corner of his mouth gradually lifting into a smile.

After watching the two for a while, Finn Clark asked, “Kevin, what is Easton Group researching behind the scenes?”

The smile in Kevin Clark’s eyes faded slightly, looking at Finn Clark, he asked after a moment, “How did you know?”

His second brother must have known something, which was why he asked like that.

“The defense at the border… has the Easton Group’s logo,” Finn Clark said directly.

“Second brother, it’s classified,” Kevin Clark raised his eyebrows, “Even if you’ve been at the border all the time, you might not have known.”

The information provided by Easton Group to the border is top-secret, and very few people on both sides know about it.

Even if Finn Clark had been at the border and never left, he might not know about it unless he reached a certain position.

“Being there for so long, I have my own methods,” Finn said, clenching his hand beside him and then letting go.

He had learned about it the year before last.

The border had a heavy significance for him, so he had always felt an affinity for the Easton Group as well.

He just never thought that the Easton Group belonged to his younger brother.

“Because of me?” Finn’s hand clenched again.

He probably knew a bit about the Easton Group.

He registered that year… The second year after his death on the border.

“Because of you,” Kevin Clark said without hesitation.

His voice remained as usual, without much emotional ups and downs. Slow, flat.

But Charlotte Lane heard it, Kevin Clark was angry.

Or, these three words were filled with resentment.

Arthur North’s heart ached, unable to speak for a moment.

That year, the night before the mission, Arthur North had a phone call with Kevin Clark.

Arthur North told him the date he would be home.

Kevin Clark told him that Alex Justin would take him out for a performance. By the time he returned, he would probably have made a name for himself in the world.

But many years later, when he regained his memory and looked for Kevin Clark,

There was no news about the piano. It was said that Third Master of the Clark Family had become useless, idle, and indulged in a life of debauchery.

Completely different from the brother in his memory.

He guessed that his departure had affected Kevin Clark.

Charles Amos sat on the carpet, holding a half-eaten strawberry in his hand, his big eyes flickering between his fathers.

“So you must know that I went easy on you that day,” Kevin Clark’s resentment quickly dissipated.

Charles Amos finished the remaining half of his strawberry, lowered his gaze, and picked up a new one.

Arthur North managed to squeeze out a smile.

Kevin Clark held Charlotte Lane’s hand, slowly pinching it, and after a while asked, “So… wouldn’t it be right to tell us what happened back then?”

Arthur North’s eyes flickered slightly, and after being silent for a while, he leaned back and said, “Indeed, I was shot during the mission at the border and fell down the snow mountain. The snow was heavy that day, and by the time I lost consciousness, my body was already half buried. I really thought I was going to die there.”

Charles Amos took another strawberry, watching Arthur North as he ate.

“But… I’m not sure what happened, but when I woke up, I had no memory,” Arthur North said, “When I woke up, I looked like Jack Amos.”

Kevin Clark narrowed his eyes slightly: “Where did you wake up?”

Arthur North hesitated for a moment, obviously not wanting to say, even intending to dodge the question.

But Charlotte Lane didn’t give him a chance, saying bluntly: “The M Continent Laboratory, right?”

Arthur North’s eyelashes flickered, and he continued to watch the couple in silence.

Charlotte Lane said slowly: “Honesty will make things easier.”

Kevin Clark immediately followed up: “Resistance will make things tougher.”

Arthur North: “… You two… really pushed the limits.”

“You can’t swear,” Charles Amos suddenly said.

Arthur North glanced at him: “Children shouldn’t interrupt when adults are talking.”

Charles Amos pouted and continued eating strawberries.

Kevin Clark raised his eyebrows.

Charlotte Lane glanced at Charles Amos and said, “At Continent A, when we were attacked, you sent us the note, right?”

Arthur North didn’t want to talk.

Not giving him a chance to think, Kevin Clark immediately followed up Charlotte Lane’s words: “Don’t deny it. Knowing Edward Kirsten and trusting both Little Girl and me. Among the people we both know who fit these criteria, there’s only you.”

At that time, they didn’t know that Jack Amos was still alive, so they couldn’t find this person.

But from the moment they knew Jack Amos was alive, Kevin Clark and Charlotte Lane immediately thought of him.

“At Doomsday Hotel, room 319 (ii) was also sent by you, right?” Charlotte Lane continued.

Arthur North: “……”

Kevin Clark took a sip of tea: “Honesty will make things easier.”

Charlotte Lane cooperated: “Resistance will make things tougher.”

Arthur North: “……” Is this perfect harmony a match made in hell?