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

Chapter 4141

Charlie was impressed with Janus's suggestion, and he exclaimed, "Janus, your idea is brilliant! I'll go with that!"

At the same time, Dorothy could not help but say, "Mr. Wade... Didn't Kazuo just say that that scum, Finley, is waiting for him at the port? Why don't we catch Homer here and catch Finley at the port? Why go through so much trouble?"

Janus smiled and explained, "Miss Dorothy, reality is different from the movies. In the movie 'Young and Dangerous', the main character often takes his men to kill people everywhere. However, this is very rare in reality. Most crime organizations have a strict internal hierarchy and clear segregation of duties. Everyone has their designated role in the organization. Those who are assigned to fight will fight, but those assigned to think will only use their brains. Why would the commander put himself in danger?"

Charlie nodded as well. "If Finley were to personally meet the Iga ninjas at the port, he wouldn't have survived until today. In my opinion, he won't go to the port at all. In fact, he may have designed a perfect plan. He might have planned to kill the ninjas when they showed up to silence them forever."

Dorothy chuckled embarrassedly, "Okay... I must be thinking too optimistically..."

She then asked Charlie, "Mr. Wade, how can you be sure that Homer will come, then? What if he doesn't come? Wouldn't the plan be in vain?"

Charlie solemnly said, "Well, we'll just have to wait and see who becomes impatient first.

looked at Quinn with a smile.

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and his men had moved the six bodyguards' corpses to

mission a secret, Kazuo had forced Fisher Charles to clear the area around the guest lounge. They made sure no other

lounge area, and as

was restlessly waiting for the good news

in the garbage truck and transport them to the port. After that, Finley would send Homer a secret code to pass the good news on

would not have any contact with Kazuo during the whole process. When Quinn went missing, Fisher would be his scapegoat. Homer could pretend that he knew nothing, and noone

waited impatiently for Finley's reply, full of

President, Cato Rows, was already done with his

already at his midspeech too, so it

still no news from Finley. The

of his public speech in front of such a big crowd, but