Chapter Fifty

Turner's arrival at the house was met with a mix of anxiety and anticipation. Mr. Evans, looking worried and burdened, filled him in on the situation. "Ryan hasn't come out of his room since Mr. Smith's visit," he confessed.

Turner listened carefully, his face reflecting deep concern. "We can't let this continue. We need to tell him the truth before things escalate," Turner advised, his voice firm and resolute.

Mr. Evans hesitated, his fear evident in his eyes. "I don't want anything to happen to Ryan, Turner. I owe Mr. Jack Martins that."

Turner placed a reassuring hand on Mr. Evans' shoulder. "We'll tell him the truth, and then I'll work on getting justice, but I'll do it quietly, underground. We won't let Mr. Smith find out."

Mr. Evans appeared skeptical. "How is that even possible?"

Turner offered a reassuring smile. "I have a plan, Mr. Evans. I have an idea that can help us." With a sense of determination, they began to discuss the details of their strategy to uncover the truth w