See You Never, Mr. Lamont by Coral

Chapter 174 Her Identity
Claudia had just walked out of the Friedan’s manor when Ervin sent her a message: Eileen pleaded to let Elva stay in Wyvernport.
Claudia smiled knowingly.
Eileen borrowed Enigma’s name, and Thomas was not surprised that she could loosen her tongue.
“Claudia…”
At the entrance, Pedro stood fully armed.
He wore a long wig, a unisex long cotton coat, and paired it with sunglasses and a mask. From a distance, he really looked like a beautiful girl.
Claudia laughed, being a celebrity is not easy.
Pedro hurriedly walked up to her and pulled her aside, “Someone was looking for you.”
“Who?”
“I don’t know the name, but the information came from Group Four, saying that someone paid to investigate your identity.”
Did someone pay to check her identity? Someone actually checked her identity in Enigma.
Claudia’s lips curled slightly, a smile that didn’t reach her eyes. “Then let’s investigate and see who’s checking on me.”
Just then, Pedro’s phone rang. He glanced at his phone and sneered,
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“Warren found out, it’s Eileen.”
Eileen?
This is really a case of the temple of the Dragon King being flooded.
“What does she want to check on me?” Claudia found it amusing that she hadn’t even started checking on Eileen, but Eileen had already started checking on her.

She was curious about what Eileen wanted to know.
“She doubted your identity, and also whether the child in your belly was Edmond’s.”
At the mention of Edmond, Pedro’s eyes were filled with coldness.
Thinking about Eileen and Edmond’s relationship, Claudia tightened her fingers and casually said, “Then let’s give her some good news.”
“Warren said that Eileen was a team leader in the sub-division of Group Four, and her external identity was as a distant relative of Cicely. It is unknown in Enigma whether she was involved with Elva, so should we warn or dismiss her?”
Being fired by Enigma meant being put on Enigma’s blacklist, which meant my whole life was over.
“No,” Claudia shook her head, “We can’t dismiss him now, otherwise my identity will be exposed immediately.”
She didn’t want to reveal her identity now.
“When you were here before, the people in Enigma always acted low- key toward the outside world, unlike now, where all kinds of people are present. I think they need to be disciplined.” Pedro’s face turned cold, and he felt an itching hatred. “If you don’t return to Vencumfield
soon, those people will cause chaos.
Claudia remained silent.
She spent several years abroad, remotely managing Enigma. The people who joined later never even saw her, so it was normal for them not to follow the rules.
But Enigma was strict in discipline, and the fact that a team leader dared to use their authority to negotiate with outside companies indicates that there were also issues at the higher level.
“Check the entire Group Four.”
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The Lamont Group, the secretary handed the documents to Edmond: “Mr. Lamont, this month’s design competition is taking place in the Apricity District of Vencumfield. The presidential suite at the most luxurious hotel has already been booked. Should we notify Ms. Lloyd now?”
Upon hearing the words “Ms. Lloyd” and recalling her resolute words, Edmond’s eyes turned cold.
Feeling the chill around him, the secretary shivered all over. It was over, he had walked right into the barrel of a gun.
He could feel that Edmond was in a very bad mood.
After a while, Edmond’s cold voice sounded, “Notify them.”
“So extravagant, aren’t you afraid of being accused of being overly sentimental?” Everett, sitting beside, held a small glass of wine, gently swaying it, with a playful smile at the corner of his mouth. “You specifically booked the best hotel for her, but she may not appreciate it.”
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In order to makè Claudia comfortable for the competition, Edmond specially chose the best local hotel for her, the kind that costs six figures per night.
“It’s still possible for you to change hotels now, anyway she doesn’t know. When dealing with such a heartless woman, it’s best not to spend a penny.” Everett appeared calm on the surface, but deep down he was also feeling anxious.
The biggest mystery now is whose child is in Claudia’s belly.
On one hand, he wished the child to be Edmond’s, and on the other hand, he wished the child not to be Edmond’s.
Edmond pursed his lips, his face terrifyingly stern: “She represented the Lamont Group.”
“That was your own doing,” Everett rolled his eyes inwardly. “Wasn’t it you who specifically applied for this competition? You even tried to find a way to give her the spot, but she didn’t appreciate it at all. If you ask me, you should withdraw early to avoid getting too deeply involved and unable to pull out.”
Edmond’s ink-black eyes were ominously gloomy: “If you don’t speak, no one will consider you anything but a mute.”
The competition was indeed applied by him.
Last year, he saw her secretly watching the live broadcast of this match, with a jealous look on his face, so he looked up this event.
Everett was right, she didn’t appreciate it at all.
Just then, a knock on the door was heard, and the secretary whispered, “Mr. Lamont, there’s someone named Ms. Schmidt looking for you.”
Ms. Schmidt?
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