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    Riss was the leader of thergest gang in Lochdeer, which meant he got a handle on his team pretty quickly.


    “Why did you go after Jack and his crew? I’ve been told by those who made it out that it was just the four of you. How did you manage to take them down?”


    The conversation was steering in the right direction. Riss was intrigued about why Norah had decided to stir up trouble with Jack of the East Zone.


    Jack, leaning heavily on his status as the boss of the East Zone, liked to show off, making him a figure not easily challenged by ordinary people.


    Riss found himself impressed by the woman before him. With just threepanions, she had managed to take down Jack. Her power was downright terrifying.


    In a calm tone, Norah said, “Jack offended me. He shouldn’t have.”


    Anyone aiming to harm her and Alice needed to be eliminated right off the start.


    Oscar burst intoughter. “Ha, Jack’s always walked around too proudly. I figured his pride would be his downfall sooner orter.”


    The two rival groups were positioned closely, with a bit of knowledge about each other. Breaker allowed Jack to do whatever he wished because he wanted Jack to draw attention. This strategy helped Breaker grow without much notice.


    “The moment the payment is made, you and your friend will vanish from Breaker’s radar, Sasha!”


    The petite woman, Sasha Mason, entered the room, her face showing nothing but respect. “Mr. Mayer, how may I assist you today?”


    “Order them to stop looking into Jack’s death. Also, we’re expecting some money soon. When it arrives, bring the person to me.”


    Sasha gave a respectful nod. “Understood, Mr. Mayer.”


    With that, she exited the room silently.


    Norah found herself stealing a nce at Sasha.


    It was Sasha who had led her straight into the trap set by Breaker. The knockout drops hidden in Sasha’s handkerchief were strong. Just a slight inhtion was enough for it to take effect.


    The sedative knocked her out much quicker than her own medicine ever could. She had no chance to use her antidote.


    “Sasha ys a crucial role in Breaker. Not only skilled in martial arts, but she’s also made her mark in the field of pharmaceuticals. You must have experienced her expertise firsthand, Miss,” Oscar said, noticing the curious look on Norah’s face.


    “Even though you’re not from Ond, I hold you in high regard. How about you consider bing my personal secretary? Your job would include managing all aspects of my life. I’m prepared to offer you a generous sry for your services.”


    Oscar gave Norah a suggestive wink.


    Norah turned her gaze away immediately. “I’m already in a rtionship.”


    Oscar was being irrational. He was well aware of her rtionship status, yet he persisted with his unwee advances. He seemed to be asking for rejection.


    Undeterred, Oscar shed a smile. “I’m aware of your rtionship. That’s fine by me. It means I only have one rival. He might be ready to spend thirty million dors on you, but I am too. Just say the word, and I’ll hire you as my personal assistant right away.”


    As a leading figure in Breaker, Oscar’s wealth surpassed that of many top 50 entrepreneurs worldwide. He could easily take out thirty million dors.


    Riss’ voice broke through, deep and authoritative. “Oscar.” He believed Oscar had lost all reason at the sight of a woman. Oscar was known to go to extremes for a woman’s affection.


    Oscar couldn’t take his eyes off Norah, admiring her beauty and figure. He desired her deeply.


    “Why would Riss agree to her terms?” Oscar wondered. If Riss hadn’t agreed, Norah would still be in his grasp.


    Norah’s smile was polite yet distant, her demeanor clearly showing refusal. “No. I’m very much in love with my boyfriend. Please don’t bother with such pointless talk.”


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