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    “I want to visit Amy,” Sadie said, looking at Noah.


    Still, he said nothing, and his deep-set eyes remained unreadable. The driver hesitated at the fork, and the car stalled as he waited for Noah’s instruction.


    The air inside the car immediately grew thick with tension, and Sadie felt her chest tighten. Would Noah let her see Amy? After all, he had never shown much interest in her affairs.


    In the end, the car moved forward in the direction of Myrtlewood Estate.


    “You’ll go after eating,” Noah said calmly, finally breaking his silence.


    Sadie blinked, momentarily caught off-guard by his gentle tone. Then, as if she had just realized her hunger, her hand went to her stomach. Everything had happened so fast, she hadn’t even noticed how hungry she was.


    She nodded slightly and hummed, then leaned back in her seat.


    Once they were at Myrtlewood Estate, Sadie quickly finished her meal. “May I go now?” she asked Noah, her eyes filled with hopeful expectation.


    She was worried about Amy’s condition.


    “Of course.” Noah set his cutlery down and stood up. “Have Breck arrange for a car to take you.”


    With that, he turned and walked away. He likely had more important matters to take care of.


    Shortly after Sadie had left, Samuel walked into Noah’s study with a document. His face was grim. “We found something, Mr. Wall.”


    Samuel ced the document on the desk in front of Noah.


    Noah opened the file and skimmed through the report, his brows knitted into a frown.


    “Tiana’s younger siblings were sponsored by a foreignpany toplete their university education years ago. Thatpany was the Olson Group’s branch.”


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    Noah set the file down and sat back in his chair.


    This piece of information wasn’t unexpected, but he was not pleased nheless. The Olson family certainly knew how to extend their reach.


    “What’s the situation with the Quinn family?” Noah asked Samuel.


    “The news broke early this morning. The Olson Group has the Quinn Group’s shares now, making Moses nothing more than a figurehead chairman.”


    “A coordinated scheme, huh?” Noah muttered, his lips curling into a mocking smile. He sure had underestimated the Olson family. They had used Vivi to work against Sadie, then eventually betrayed her and swallowed the Quinn Group in one go. Hit two birds with one stone, as the saying went, and they had executed that wlessly.


    Samuel shifted his weight and hesitated before asking, “How should we deal with the Olson family, Mr. Wall?”


    Instead of answering him, Noah said, “I heard that the Olson family has set their sights on that piece ofnd in the north of Jazmah. Is that right?”


    “Yes.”


    “Give it to the Jenkins family,” Noah instructed calmly.


    Samuel immediately understood his boss’s intention. The Jenkins family was the Olson family’s greatest rival. For years, the two forces had been locked in a subtle yet fierce battle, with neither side ever gaining the upper hand for long. They had learned to use every trick in the book to undermine each other—behind the scenes, of course.


    It wasn’t that long ago when the Olson family had orchestrated a scandal involving the Jenkins family heiress and a thug. The uproar that followed rocked the entire city and brought disgrace upon the Jenkins family.


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