The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Chapter 4107

The Ten Thousand Armies deployed over a thousand soldiers to New York for several days in a row, but they still failed to track down Finley's whereabouts. Porter was very ashamed about this, and he called Charlie almost every day to apologize.

Charlie didn't blame him. He knew that in looking for clues, a complete chain was necessary. If a link was missing, it would be impossible to restore the chain. Without a proper trail, nothing could be found. Forget the Ten Thousand Armies, even the United States' National Security Agency would fail.

Finley couldn't be found at all since his arrival at the New York JFK Airport, and the Ten Thousand Armies was temporarily unable to fill in this small hole in their search. Naturally, it was impossible for them to find Finley's whereabouts.

Porter soon thought of a way to break out of their predicament. He planned to investigate all the vehicles and helicopters that entered and left the airport within a few hours after Finley's arrival in New York. He intended to find the owners of these vehicles and match them with Finley one by one, in order to determine which had crossed paths with Finley.

However, Charlie rejected this method the instant Porter proposed it.

Finley's vanishing convinced Charlie that the former probably had a powerful backer in New York. Otherwise, it would be impossible for him to disappear without a trace.

If Porter started investigating the vehicles, it would certainly alert the enemy, even if he did it with utmost secrecy. Then, it would be harder to find them.

anxious about finding

he was certain: Finley couldn't be hiding for

was no need to search high and low for him. Sooner or

to be stationed in New York. As soon as Finley appeared,

yet to show his face. At the moment, his plan tailored specifically for Quinn's kidnapping

few days, he had been following

time, he had yet

building spanning more than ten thousand square meters. The first floor was where the ballroom and the

floor

and

plan of action in mind after a thorough on-site survey

still nothing was fully planned. Homer began feeling a little anxious. He couldn't help but ask in worry, "Finley, do

faintly