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    Right then, Wynter''s phone rang. She smirked, a mischievous glint in her eyes. "It looks like we''ve got some work to do."


    Whitley was still wondering what she meant when she stood up and walked out. As she went, she answered Lancelot''s call.


    "Ms. Quinnell, it''s just as you predicted. One of the rally sponsors, Lenny Malone, invited Ross to a café for a meeting a few days before the race. Their discussion''s exact details remain unknown, but Ross left with a look of absolute confidence as if the championship was already in the bag."


    Lancelot continued to im, "They must have made some sort of deal."


    Wynter was not particrly surprised. She had Lancelot investigate this because the appearance of such an incident at the rally, along with the meticulously cleaned crime scene, indicated issues with either the organizers or the sponsors.


    She put on her helmet, then tossed an identical one to Whitley in the back. The Bluetooth headset integrated into the helmet was both stylish and sleek.


    ncing down, she got straight to the point. "Lenny, huh? I''ve read his profile. He''s a self-made man, and every project he backs always bes a hit. I want to know if he has foreign capital backing him."


    Lancelot eximed from the other end, "My dear Ms. Quinnell, you''re as sharp as ever. What I was about to tell you was that his funding sources are unclear."


    "Is the Colifernia Chamber of Commerce involved in this?" Wynter''s questions were pinpoint urate, each striking at the heart of the matter.


    "Yes. You know how things work on the tracks-some people don''t care about winning but about the gambling money behind the scenes.


    "The money Lenny gains from underground betting can''t go straight into his ounts, so he funnels it through overseas ounts linked to the Colifernia Chamber of Commerce. I''m sure you''re familiar with this method."


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