Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 809

Mr. Wilson glared hatefully at Zachary's retreating figure, trembling with rage yet powerless to act.

He had no time to waste feuding with Zachary. Wilson Group's most important partnership of the year had already been stolen-he needed to find alternative solutions quickly.

Just when he was at his wit's end, the marketing director proposed a new plan.

"Mr. Wilson, Mr. Landon is obsessed with antiques. If you could give him a gift that captures his interest, perhaps we could consider expanding overseas. That way, even if Reynolds Corporation tries to interfere, it won't be easy for them."

It was a desperate measure-a last-ditch effort.

Mr Landon was a titan in international investment companies, wielding enormous influence. If they could establish a connection with him, they could open doors to countless new partnerships through his network.

However, while Mr Landon's industry influence ran deep, his temperament was equally notorious—he was notoriously difficult to deal with.

didn't deliberate long before making his decision. He ordered his people to investigate upcoming activities at major

a black market opening in C City in two days. Through

his walking stick, eyes narrowing as a flash of ruthlessness crossed his face. "Prepare the car and blank checks. We

assistant acknowledged and went to

from legitimate ones. Most notably, the crowd was dangerous, with virtually no legal constraints as long as you had money and power, even human lives could be

Wilson brought only two bodyguards, instructing them to keep a low profile before entering the auction

already precarious. Provoking the wrong people would truly

the size of two office buildings-

a corner skybox, though even that was more conspicuous than ground-level

"Distinguished guests, welcome to today's auction. Our house has carefully prepared fifty items for your consideration. I trust some

item-an authentic work by the master painter Davin Winters, Hell's Transformation starting

bid alone made Mr. Wilson's expression

underestimated this auction.