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    Meanwhile, at Iker’s vi, Iker called Hank over to discuss something important.


    “It’s been ages since Norah returned, yet she shows no inclination to share her assets. Shouldn’t we take more assertive action to make her share them, rather than just waiting passively?” Iker proposed, looking at Hank.


    They were in the study, and before entering, they had made sure no one was around to eavesdrop on their discussion, which was primarily about coercing Norah into splitting her assets with them.


    Their n was to use the family card to coax Norah into handing over her assets, so they could reunite with her. Unfortunately, things weren’t going as nned. Norah might treat them as family, but she was a penny-pincher. Iker had waited long enough and was growing impatient with sitting around and doing nothing to get their share of the assets.


    They couldn’t take action before because they had no idea who the missing girl was. Now that they knew who to target, it should be easy to deal with the problem. Hank wanted his family to be wealthier, and acquiring Norah’s assets was the only way to make that happen.


    “Norah isn’t managing thepany. She has entrusted it to Gilda and Chayce. It’s frustrating to see her assets remain stagnant and unprofitable because of this,” Ikermented.


    He fully believed that Norah’s assets would have expanded and multiplied if he and Hank had been managing them instead of those two.


    Hank shared the same sentiments. “Do you have other ns in mind, Dad? Whatever they are, I’ll support you.” They had to work together and be more proactive if they wanted the assets in their hands.


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    After all, regarding the ident of Norah’s parents, they all had…


    “Norah should have died when she was trafficked, but she survived and lived. I think letting her live for ten more years is enough. Since she’s being ungrateful for us sparing her life, she might as well disappear for good,” Iker coldly said.


    “She wouldn’t have survived if those assholes did their jobs right,” Hank remarked, his expression turning grim. “It was all Grandpa’s fault. If he had given us the family assets, none of this would have happened. Those assets should belong to us. Whoever gets in the way must die.” The hostility in Hank’s eyes made it clear that he was dead serious with thest line.


    Patting Hank’s shoulder, Iker said, “I knew you’d see eye to eye with me, son. But we must tread even more carefully this time. Norah is in a rtionship with the Scott family’s heir. Even if we want her gone so badly, we can’t risk having that blood on our hands. I’ve already set up two baits. Let’s wait and see if those people wille after Norah for money and finish her off.”


    Hank frowned. “Sean is andmine in our n.”


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