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    Despite their meticulous efforts to eliminate all evidence and make a swift escape, some minor overlooked details might have inadvertently exposed their identities.


    Otherwise, he wouldn’t have suppressed the news of the incident without conducting an investigation.


    She couldn’t disclose this to Xander, so she just responded, “Your brother is a capable and intelligent individual. He likely has a reason for his chosen behavior, so there’s no need for concern.”


    “You’re right, Chief Instructor. I rarely get a word in with my brother, so I shouldn’t involve myself in his affairs. He doesn’t require my worry,” Xander said.


    He then shifted the topic.


    “By the way, remember to attend the corporate meeting at the Peridot Consortium tomorrow morning at eight o’clock, Chief Instructor.


    I will send you an identity verification code; as long as you have it scanned, you will be allowed entry regardless of your appearance. Of course, provided I’m not unexpectedly detained, I will be there to meet you.”


    Xander followed his message with a QR code. Marissa downloaded and saved it, replying with a simple, “Okay.”


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    After concluding her conversation with Xander, Marissa let out a deep sigh. She suddenly recognized that Silver Fox had engaged in numerous immature antics since arriving in Blebert, leaving Marissa to clean up after her each time.


    Not only did she assist Silver Fox in taking eighty million dors from Bu, but she also had to help cover up Silver Fox’s unprovoked assault on him. Marissa felt both foolish and guilty about the solutions she had devised.


    Silver Fox truly was a reckless troublemaker.


    Her beauty and intelligence seemed to attract oddities, making her appear somewhat unhinged.


    As Silver Fox’s closest friend, Marissa felt that she, too, was bing somewhat odd due to Silver Fox’s influence. She was always dragged into bizarre situations by Silver Fox.


    The problem wasn’t just the unusual urrences themselves, but the fact that they involved Bu. Marissa was uncertain about the extent of evidence Bu had gathered and how to handle any potential retaliation.


    Thinking of this, Marissa let out a long sigh again.


    After all, she had chosen Silver Fox as her best friend, and their bond wouldst a lifetime. Regardless of Silver Fox’s entricities, she was determined to protect her.


    After her sigh, she messaged Silver Fox, “I have both good news and bad news. Which would you like to hear first?”


    Silver Fox’s reply was prompt, “The good news! I felt disturbed all night. I was so anxious that I couldn’t bring myself to sleep for even a moment after returning to my hotel. I could use some good news to soothe my nerves.”


    Marissa’s lips curved into a faint smile. “The good news is that Bu has regained consciousness. He’s okay, with just some minor bruises. You won’t face severe consequences.”


    Silver Fox responded with a relieved emoji, “Thank goodness!”


    She then added, “I was so infuriated by Ernst that I intended to make a real impact with my blows. If those blows had struck Ernst, he would likely have several broken bones. The fact that Bu emerged rtively unscathed speaks volumes about his toughness. What a man of steel! That’s where his special training proves its worth, isn’t it?”


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