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    Serena immediately stood up.


    “I’ll go get ready.”


    Robbie’s eyes sparkled with anticipation. He sensed they were either going to meet Davenport or devise a n to do so. Either way, they would soon determine if N was implicated in this affair. By the time the evidence was presented to Errol, N’s chances of securing the family leadership would be dashed.


    Harlee caught Robbie’s eager gaze and calmly instructed, “n our approach meticulously, but keep it discreet.”


    Robbie nodded in understanding. Whether or not Davenport was eligible to lead, they needed to ensure N didn’t seize the opportunity.


    In the car, Serena eyed the address Harlee had sent over and followed the GPS to a small forest three hundred meters from the Happer family manor.


    Serena nced in the rearview mirror, pondering silently. Though curious about their location, she trusted Harlee’s judgment and resolved to follow her lead without question.


    Meanwhile, at the Happer family manor, Errol stood before the floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor, leaning on his cane. His face was gaunt, his eyes bloodshot and filled with a growing, ominous intensity.


    Moshe approached discreetly and informed him, “Sir, all preparations are in ce. In two hours, we will begin questioning your grandson.”


    Errol turned to face Moshe, his dark eyes probing.


    “Do you think N is involved in this?”


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    The timing of Davenport’s mishap, just as Errol was poised to name him as the acting head, seemed too coincidental.


    Errol couldn’t shake off the suspicion that N had orchestrated this to thwart Davenport.


    Moshe nodded subtly, his gaze rising to meet Errol’s with a look of steadfast loyalty, his expression etched with concern.


    Moshe said cautiously, “If your granddaughter has orchestrated your grandson’s mishaps, given her strong personality, she might prevent him from seeding you at all costs unless you ban her from iming the leadership and throw your full support behind your grandson. But doing so would certainly provoke her to act.”


    Errol’s face tensed. He was well aware that N would not approve of him meddling heavily in the next generation’s matters. Yet, if Davenport had been wronged, he was prepared to support him secretly.


    Throughout the years, Errol had not formed a close rtionship with N. If she were more generous, he might have considered her for the role of family head, but her cunning nature was a disqualifier. He could not let her jeopardize the Happer family’s integrity.


    Errol said in a chilled tone, his eyes zing with resolve, “Don’t let N know my ns unless absolutely necessary. If she continues to be merciless, then the family enforcers must step in to remove her.”


    Those enforcers were tasked with correcting disobedient family members. Their intervention would mean altering N’s negative behaviors and even her memories.


    Moshe understood that Errol was determined this time, not just for Davenport, who was well-regarded and the likeliest candidate for family leader, but for the entire Happer family’s welfare. Should N pose a continued threat, even if Davenport secured the leadership, she could ultimately create more severe problems. Thus, Errol was ready to intervene personally. Yet…


    A flicker of concern passed through Moshe’s eyes. His interactions with N had been minimal, but from what he’d gathered, her tactics were every bit as merciless as Errol’s. Was it really possible to control a woman so shrewd and unpredictable easily?


    If their efforts to restrain her failed or if they underestimated her cunning, the stakes for the Happer family would be huge. This was a high-risk bet for Errol and the entire Happer family. A loss would mean disaster. ording to the info Moshe had gathered, N rarely spared her enemies, except for Harlee.


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