The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 553:

She turned to Thiago, who walked just a step behind her, and asked, “Did anyone else know which hotel you booked?”

Thiago, accustomed to Brenna’s intuition, responded, “No. Only I knew. Even Joe and Tommy didn’t find out where we were staying until just before we left.”

Brenna nodded, her expression unreadable. “I have a feeling some of our rivals are here. Look into it. Find out who’s in town and where they’re staying.”

It wasn’t that she was worried or afraid of her enemies—it was more that she hated being caught off guard. She had learned the hard way never to let her guard down. If she had, her enemies would have taken her out a long time ago.

Without hesitation, Thiago pulled out his phone and reached out to a few trusted contacts in Plieca.

dark sunglasses weaved through the crowd. He moved with ease, dragging a black suitcase behind him. Earphones sat in his ears, and every now and then, he muttered something

with the crowd—just another traveler in a rush. He didn’t raise

in the baseball cap slipped into a

her team arrived at the hotel,

never cut corners when it came to her team. Whether it was a business trip across the country or halfway around the world, whether for herself, senior managers, or even junior staff, she always made sure they had the

Thiago, Joe, and Tommy had dropped their luggage in their rooms, they regrouped

𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗲: g․𝗮𝗅𝗇․𝗈ν․𝖊．𝗅𝘀．ⅽ𝗈．𝗆

men moved with practiced efficiency. They had done this countless times before and took Brenna’s safety seriously. Thiago, especially, double-checked everything after Joe and Tommy completed their sweep. He carefully combed through the room, checking for hidden devices, irregular wiring, or anything that seemed out of place. When

here. It’s 4:15 now. Let’s head down for dinner around 6:30, then get a good night’s sleep. The opening ceremony is tomorrow.” Thiago glanced over at Joe and Tommy. “Since our visit is public, some companies might try to set up business talks. You two need to stay

deals meant commissions, and

said