The Charming Ex-Wife

The Charming Ex–Wife

Chapter 667 Dillon Lanister

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As she spoke, she looked up at Josiah, who hadn’t forgotten to grab his phone before leaving. She gestured for him to hand it over to her.

“I’m afraid we can’t call the police now,” said Josiah helplessly. “My phone is in my jacket pocket. You can check it out. It’s probably dead because it was used as a torch for too long

The already quiet path suddenly became even quieter.

With a sense of helplessness, Lysander said, “If my memory serves me right, your charger is in the car, mine is in the dormitory, and the only phone in the village is at the health center.”

It was truly a case of disasters upon disasters.

Upon hearing their willingness to help, Rhizone was extremely grateful and couldn’t help but offer a word

of caution.

“Josiah, Dr. Thome, you both are good people, but these bad guys supposedly work for a big corporation called Guerra Group. They are powerful and if they find out you’re helping, they might just come after you!

When he mentioned Guerra Group, his tone was particularly disdainful.

This was Josiah’s first time hearing someone speak of his company in such a tone, and his expression instantly became complex.

Lysander didn’t share these concerns. With a puzzled expression, she asked, “Guerra Group? Which Guerra Group are you talking about?”

“I’m not sure,” Rhizone said, leading the way ahead while sharing what he knew about the situation.

“While playing in the village, I found a business card they had discarded. My sister read the words on it to me. She said they were from a big city, rich and powerful. They didn’t care about our well–being at all. Their only intention was to drive us out and take over our land.”

When he spoke of those people’s atrocious behavior, his words grew in number, clearly indicating his intense hatred for them. He even clenched his hands into fists as if he wished he could grow up instantly to drive them away.

incredibly complex

it… Guerra Group from Harborbrook?” she asked.

up. “That’s right! I remember now. They are from Harborbrook!”

Harborbrook, there was only one

possibly be from Guerra Group. That business card is likely a fraud. Guerra Group has no plans whatsoever in

his business better than he did. Yet, this was the

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can only say that there’s a possibility. We need to investigate further to know the specifics. However, I can assure you, Guerra

in

they likely wouldn’t dare to act recklessly in public in the name of

quick–witted as his sister, walking for a long while before stopping. “Josiah, how do you know that Guerra Group didn’t have such a plan? Are you acquainted with them?” he

curious about Josiah’s

was concerned that his explanation might not be clear, potentially leading to unnecessary misunderstandings. Instead of admitting his identity directly, he

remained silent, but he had already developed a hostility toward the so–called friend mentioned by

said, “These people would show up now and then. Once, I happened to be fishing amongst the lotus flowers when they were causing havoc by the pond and overheard one of the bad guys saying his boss was the father–in–law of the big boss of Guerra Group, more influential than that big boss. himself. The big boss seemed to be called something like

situation gradually became

outside world, Josiah had two former fathers–in–law. The first wife was overly enigmatic, with no information about who her father was. As for the second,

Riveron Corporation.

always desired to venture into the upscale residential business but

together, there was hardly any room

same person. She lifted her gaze intending to confirm his thoughts, only to

two found their perspectives

to recall the last time he shared the same thoughts with

on the verge of thanking Dillon for his foolishness. Had the man been smart, he wouldn’t have revealed his identity

before asking Rhizone, “Is the boss of those bad guys

surnamed

address him as Mr. Lanister on the phone before. relaying his words to intimidate us villagers.”

ever do anything that left behind evidence of their wrongdoings?”

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