But such a "one day," he didn’t even dare to think about.

If that day really came, and he couldn’t leave, would Helen be even less likely to fall in love with him?

Just the thought of this possibility made Harry Hall’s heart feel as though it had been pricked harshly.

He didn’t dare to think deeply about this issue and decided to stop discussing it. He looked up again at Leo Hall and asked, "What’s the good news?"

"The good news, I won’t say it now; I’ll tell you on your wedding day as a wedding gift from me, your brother."

After speaking, he got up from the sofa and headed toward Harry Hall’s office. Just as he reached the office door, Leo Hall stopped again and said:

"By the way, my big boss also wants to attend your wedding and wants me to ask you for an invitation."

"Your boss?"

Harry Hall frowned, "Edward Smith?"

Speaking of Edward Smith, he naturally thought of that day at the Presidential Palace, where Edward Smith was unusually proactive and attentive towards Helen, forcing him to be on guard against that man.

Such a stranger with no links to his wife but behaving so proactively in front of her, Harry Hall couldn’t help but be suspicious.

"Does Edward Smith know Helen?"

"No idea."

Leo Hall decisively shook his head, also puzzled as to why Edward Smith would suddenly become so interested in Helen Melendy.

After all, the only woman capable of making that big shot show kindness around him was Johnson Fefferman.

For someone like Edward Smith to suddenly "have a change of heart" at first sight, even someone like Leo Hall, who has never been in a relationship, found it unlikely.

He suddenly thought of Thomas Smith...

Although it couldn’t be confirmed that the poison was truly administered by Thomas Smith, the method was definitely similar to his.

Thomas Smith poisoned Helen Melendy, and Edward Smith inexplicably reacted unusually to her. Was this really just a coincidence?

Seeing the thoughtful look on Leo Hall’s face, Harry Hall asked, "Do you know the reason why?"

"I don’t know, I’m just curious. If you want to know, you can ask Edward Smith face to face."

Looking at Harry Hall’s frowning expression, Leo Hall laughed and said:

"Just give him an invitation. Even if he does have ulterior motives towards sister-in-law, you’ll have to see what he really wants by coming."

After Leo Hall left, Harry Hall continued to consider the matter regarding Edward Smith.

Suddenly, an idea flashed through his mind, "The Smith Family?"

Months ago, during Johnson Fefferman’s investigation into Edward Smith, Adam had told him that some of his men had accidentally discovered someone from the Smith Family watching Helen.

But later on, they stopped.

Because it was the Smith Family, once they stopped, all the leads were cut off.

If it was Edward Smith who was monitoring Helen, then he absolutely didn’t see Helen for the first time at the Presidential Palace that day.

Upon realizing this, Harry Hall’s gaze instantly turned cold.

Harry Hall and Helen Melendy’s wedding was held a week later.

The wedding was grand and luxurious, attended by people from the political and business worlds, including Edward Smith.

Long before the incident with Helen Melendy, Harry Hall had already planned an extravagant wedding for her.

However, because of the significant accident later, this kind of wedding was delayed for more than a year.

Due to Helen Melendy’s limited mobility, Harry Hall still tried to streamline the wedding procedures, but Helen Melendy was still exhausted.

Fortunately, her best friend Elly Campbell was there, so many people displeased with Helen Melendy marrying Harry Hall didn’t dare cause trouble at such a wedding, even if many present had long faces.