Arthur, having listened to this, rested his hand on his chin and pondered for a moment before saying, "It seems Miss Defina has indeed kept quite a few things from us."
Harrison said helplessly, "Mr. Hasting, although there is a series of conflicts between us, our first conflict caused me to lose my seat in Parliament. After the second case was adjudicated, you had someone teach me a harsh lesson. Even though I wanted to retaliate against you after being beaten, I wasn't bold enough to directly hire an assassin to kill you. And even if I did consider assassinating you, I would never choose the time when you were visiting Liverpool. If you insist that I was behind this, then you are questioning my intelligence."
Arthur, hearing this, suddenly stiffened with his hand on the teacup. He looked up and asked, "Mr. Harrison, the misfortune of losing your parliamentary seat may have something to do with Scotland Yard, but are you questioning my intelligence with the beating incident?"
