22.
In the end, Pason was mortally injured and died in the hospital.
On the day of the funeral, I went to see him off. The cemetery was halfway up the mountain, hidden in the trees. The whole mountain was green, and it was an appropriate place to sleep forever.
I didn't go to the hanging station but watched from a distance. After the funeral, I met his fiancée at the foot of the mountain.
"I knew you would come. Pason asked me to give this letter to you."
She wore exquisite makeup and a long black dress, her expression utterly blank.
"Thank you."
After walking for a long time, she turned around and said to me seriously, "Actually, it's just a deal between me and him. I help him get back the Smith family, and he helps me get the shares of Kinder Group. That's all."
"He's a good man. I don't want him to be misunderstood after he dies."
"I never misunderstood him," I promised her earnestly.
She smiled and said, "That's great."