Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 185

In the basement, Roland received a response shortly after sending out his

message.

"Don't overdo it."

Roland chuckled, shaking his head as he typed his reply, one line at a time.

"I know, I know you're worried."

"But honestly, I don't think they need our concern. I haven't even exerted any real effort yet, and they've almost wrapped up the situation."

"With such a mindset and skills, you would think they're a seasoned player."

The other side didn't respond to his teasing. Instead, another message flickered on the screen, "When do you plan to step in and finish it?"

"No rush," Roland tapped on the keyboard.

"Ryan can't handle the executives at the top of the company. Once the storm intensifies, we'll start by rooting out those ambitious wolves and parasites among the leadership."

"As for the person who attacked me..."

He pondered for a moment before typing, "I've been working closely with your team, and there are plenty of anxious folks. Who knows who jumped the gun first? This incident might have escalated so quickly because someone was stirring the pot behind the scenes. You keep an eye on things from the outside, make a list, and once I've cleaned up the internal mess, we'll investigate and deal with them one by one."

mark was

Roland couldn't help but smile and replied, "So, when do you

"Not the right time."

really not the right time, or are you

puzzled, "Considering what happened back then, wasn't she the one who wronged you? What are

for the other

Alright.

chatter wasn't

those two ended up happily together, he wouldn't benefit in the

was unaware of the

Roland ample food, supplies, and

meal for herself and Julian, she grabbed a few changes of clothes and headed

spent her time closely monitoring the unfolding events

that someone was deliberately

was hope that their efficiency wasn't too

out this storm, just for a few

crisis erupted with startling

their stock prices had noticeably dropped, with shareholders frantically selling off

days, The Lockwood Group was teetering on the brink

all. Whoever was behind this seemed intent on