Chapter 667 Missing

“I’m afraid we can’t fulfill your request, Old Mr. Halliwell. Here’s the deposit you gave us. We’re returning it in full,” one of the three bodyguards stated as he slipped the bank card in his hand back to Reuben.

Reuben narrowed his eyes a fraction, but he remained smiling as he inquired, “Why? Do you find the deposit too little?”

“Of course not. This deposit is far more generous than that of other clients. But we really can’t take the job. The woman you’re asking for is acquainted with Mr. Clinton, and the heir of Clinton Corporations isn’t someone a small security firm like us can afford to offend,” the bodyguard explained.

“The heir of Clinton Corporations?” Reuben echoed thoughtfully.

“Old Mr. Halliwell, you’re from Saspiuburg, so you might not be so familiar with the business circles in Tayhaven. Everyone from Tayhaven knows that a single word from the Clintons has the power to shake the city. They’re exceedingly powerful and aren’t someone we can afford to offend. Please look for someone else. Insignificant people like us dare not go against them,” the bodyguard expounded.

In response, Reuben waved a dismissive hand.

Those three bodyguards promptly scampered away like mice.

“What a bunch of idiots! And they call themselves the best security firm? Their bodyguards are all utter cowards!” Dorothy, who had been silent so far, scoffed.

At that, Reuben threw her a look.

“Dearest, it seems we’ve got to reconsider things,” he murmured, sighing faintly.

Born with a silver spoon in her mouth, Dorothy seldom bothered about the affairs of the outside world all these years, so she knew little about the Clintons.

“Clinton Corporations ranks first in Tayhaven in terms of annual profit. They have tens of thousands of employees, with thousands of them making tens of millions, five hundred of them making millions, and the rest making thousands in annual income. Their employees’ incomes are among the highest in the entire country, let alone Tayhaven. One can even say that the Clintons are even more powerful than the Hissons. Since that woman is actually under the Clintons’ protection, I’m afraid we can’t make a move against her easily, “Reuben explained briefly. Then, he again heaved a sigh morosely.

Dorothy plunged into silent contemplation for a moment.

She then demanded, “Don’t tell me we’re just going to leave with our tails tucked between our legs without avenging our grandson? How are we supposed to show our faces in public if we were to return bare-handed?”

Reuben said nothing.

“I’ll go and meet that so-called heir of Clinton Corporations tomorrow. I want to see whether he’s really that intimidating,” Dorothy sneered disdainfully with a snort.

In her opinion, the heir of Clinton Corporations was no different from other wealthy heirs, capable of nothing else other than eating, drinking, and having fun. Therefore, she didn’t believe that she wasn’t his match when she had seniority over him.

“Don’t be rash, Dearest. I’ll go and meet him tomorrow,” Reuben countered.

“Let’s go together.”

two of them went to Clinton

receptionist stopped them

looking for? Do you

of the biggest companies in the city, so I’m interested in collaborating with

hanging up the

after her,

out of the elevator, Linda was already standing there to

slightly, she queried, “Old Mr.

Reuben nodded in affirmation.

respectfully led them to the office door before opening it and

and Mrs. Halliwell are here, Mr.

raised his hand and waved it dismissively, ordering, “You

“Understood, Mr. Clinton.”

went out and even

he extended a hand and greeted, “Nice to meet you, Old Mr. and Mrs. Halliwell. I’m Oscar

his gaze on the man. Admittedly, he’s an incredibly outstanding man with striking looks and

lot about you, lad. Indeed, you’re very capable despite your tender age and

remarked without any change in expression, “Have a seat, Old Mr. and

the couple took their seats, Linda considerately brought coffee

she

a cup of coffee

Don’t allow any irrelevant individuals in without my

bowed

on the couch opposite them with his legs crossed, his posture

some coffee, Old Mr. Halliwell. The coffee my secretary brews has always been top-notch, so I think you’ll find it suited to your tastes.” He was

up the cup, Reuben took a sip of coffee. He nodded and commented, “Not bad. It’s fragrant and rich, with a hint of sweetness amidst the bitterness. This

coffee connoisseur, Old Mr. Halliwell. You could tell the type of coffee with a

not here today to shoot the breeze with you. Let me cut to the chase. You’re

it weren’t for Mrs. Hisson pleading for mercy on his behalf, I would’ve sent him right to the police station. No one has ever managed to remain unscathed after making a move against someone

verge of blowing her top when Reuben grasped her hand and signaled her not to act recklessly. After all, it wasn’t the Halliwell family’s territory

be able to win without

to castrate him? He can’t have intercourse with women anymore, so my wife and

answering, he

eyes at how

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