"In truth, it's pretty simple. The shareholders at Burke International aren't exactly saints. They've got skeletons in their closets that Odie knows about, so they pretty much have to do what he says." Hearing this, Elodie couldn't help but laugh.

"No wonder."

No wonder at the previous shareholders' meeting, just mentioning Odie's name was enough for Sophie to sway their opinions so easily.

It was all because Odie had their secrets.

"Alright, I know this was your plan, and I'll take the loss this time. But Sophie, I don't actually dislike you. So, out of kindness, let me tell you: getting shares of Burke International is not going to be good for you. The person behind all this won't let you off the hook." "Do you know who it is?"

"What if I do? We're destined to be enemies. I lost to you this time, but next time, someone even more formidable will come after you, and you might not be as lucky."

Elodie poured Sophie a cup of tea, saying, "Actually, we're quite alike. We've both been through things that most people can't even imagine. But you're luckier than me. You've got people around you who help you out, and you always seem to come out of dangerous situations unscathed. But the road ahead of you is much tougher than mine. So no, I don't envy you."

Hearing Elodie's words, Sophie frowned and said, "What do you mean? What do you mean by saying we've been through things ordinary people can't understand?"

lot of things

think that was what Elodie

gret

time, I messed up the Devonport deal. In a few days, I'll have to go back to Harbor City to take care family matters, and I don't know when I'll

tea, Ms. Sophie. I wish

refuse and drank it

suddenly appeared behind

in the air. This scene terrified

to stop him was too

had already struck Sophie heavily on the back of her

trickling down in front of her eyes,

delivered with just half his strength was enough

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