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    He suspected Harlee might be connected to this.


    After all, Interpol was an elusive organization, one he couldn’t count on to cooperate.


    But Harlee hadn’t mentioned it, so he didn’t press the issue.


    A middle-aged woman spoke up during the video call.


    “Mr. Green, our team has sessfully infiltrated, but taking Matteo’s power won’t be easy.


    His family’s grip on Uwhor runs deep.


    Even if we manage to ce a few of our own, we will still face fierce opposition from other underworld factions who won’t let us take control without a fight.”


    “We need to proceed with caution.”


    The man to her right considered her words thoughtfully before remarking, “I agree. If Matteo was merely the head of some other underworld group, it might be easier.


    But he leads one of the most powerful families in the region. To bring him down, we must ensure that no other forces in Uwhor interfere.”


    A man in a ck suit, radiating an air of elegance and control, nodded.


    “I share the same concerns. This is not something we should rush.”


    Rhys listened quietly.


    He pursed his lips and then said calmly, “I’ll initiate the second n.”


    With this, Rhys ended the call with his executives and connected to another meeting. This time, it was with Hamilton and Patrick at Remson Manor.


    Hamilton reported first, updating Rhys on Lindsay’s situation and reiterating Harlee’s words.


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    “Mr. Green, should we continue monitoring Lindsay?” he asked.


    Rhys took a sip of water, his expression unreadable.


    “Just send someone to monitor for any unexpected changes.”


    “Got it.”


    Once Hamilton finished, the others reported their progress. The meetingsted for two hours, and as it neared its end, Rhys suddenly spoke up.


    “Handle the trending topics.”


    Everyone in the room exchanged puzzled nces.


    It was Patrick, who quickly understood Rhys’s intent as always.


    “Mr. Green, don’t worry. There is no way Lindsay’s situation will overshadow the good news about you and Miss Sanderson.”


    The others in the meeting were stunned when they heard Patrick’s words. They never expected their usually low-key boss to care so much about these things.


    “Just take care of it.” Once the call ended, Rhys lowered his gaze, lost in thought.


    He knew Harlee disliked being the center of attention, but he wanted the world to witness their happiness.


    After all, no one would dare try to take Harlee away from him if they saw how perfect they were together.


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