After divorce I am a billionaire

Kathleen led him upstairs while answering, "Two teams of private soldiers were sent and have been looking for her. There is no news. | don't know if she's dead.” Keith was thoughtful, "Only the living hides. Dead body doesn't lie." Kathleen didn't entirely agree, "The men Collin sent to find Ethel came back and said that there were a lot of big dogs kept in a few villages downstream." "The river was swift that day. And she was shot, or she could have been dead. Maybe her body was eaten by some big dogs nearby." Keith was silent for a while before he continued, "I don't care if she's really dead or just living. Just don't bother Rara in the future.” "We can't let her come back here. Her name and deadee will always be left in the oblivious cemetery. | only have one sister." The oblivious cemetery was where the deceased who had no relatives to claim them were buried and would be alone.

Kathleen nodded her head.

The two chatted and arrived at the bedroom. The door opened and Keith saw Collin leaning on the bed.

Because of the pain of constant lying down, Collin’s face didn't look good. He was a little haggard and weak, and his complexion looked sickly wan.

Keith hadn't seen him for a while and almost didn't recognize him.

He could not associate the man in front of him with Collin who used to a powerful aircraft commander.

He sat down in the chair next to the bed, and because of his shock, he did not take the initiative to explain the purpose of his Visit.

Collin coughed lightly before saying, "I know about the return party of the Callahan family two days ago. Is the reason you came to see me?" When he opened his mouth, his voice was hoarse and low, which was not very nice.

Keith was stunned. When looking at each other, he felt Collin's eyes a lot more hollow-eyed than before.

He held down the emotions and nodded, "We suspect Shane hurts Melissa and imprisons her. Rara is working to find a way to see her and follow up on her situation, so | have to come to you." "What do you need me to do for you?" Collin reached for the glass of water on the bedside table, and Keith, seeing this, got up, picked it up and handed it to him first.

"Melissa's fiancé is from the Barker family. He is a well-known leader in the restaurant and hotel industry in Suham. Is there anything you can do to hold the Barker family?" Collin instantly understood, "You want Ashton Barker to voluntarily withdraw?" Keith was nodding his head.

Collin continued, "For the restaurant and hotel industry, | do not hold the shares of the Barker Group but | have the largest holding of its rival. They're in an even state. I'm afraid it is difficult to use this to confront the Barker family." After saying too much at once, his throat was so dry that he choked up with a cough.

He drank some water to slow down, and then said, "But | previously led the Bureau of National Affairs. There are domestic information. | will ask someone to help you this afternoon to find out if the Barker Group has been included in the irregularities.” "If so, you can follow that clue and expand Barker Group's problem to pressure Ashton Barker and force him to come to you voluntarily to talk peace." These words made Keith finally feel relieved.

He got up and bent towards Collin in a dignified manner to thank him, "Thank you Collin." Collin looked lazy, "We're family. You're welcome." * Collin always worked fast, and in a few minutes he sent a message to his previous colleague to look into the Barker Group's problems.

Keith just sat and waited, silently expecting this to go well.

Kathleen excused herself to make tea, leaving the two brothers alone for a private chat.

Keith looked at his quilt-covered legs and asked, "Collin, do you still go to the hall and read Buddhist Scriptures?" Collin looked at his legs as well, "When they don't hurt, I'll." "There is no need to do so. In the end, you didn't make a big mistake. How long will you torture yourself before it ends? It's time for you to let yourself go." Keith sighed.

Collin smiled lightly, "Now | had resigned. Every day, my life is aimless. There is no goal. I'm living like a walking corpse." "Only when | read the Buddhist Scriptures, do | feel alive and maybe one day, | will be forgiven by her." Keith, of course, knew who he was referring to when he said "her".

With another long sigh, Keith no longer knew how to persuade him to give up.

The air was quiet for a moment. Neither of them spoke again but it was embarrassed.

It wasn't until Kathleen came in with the tea that the atmosphere in the room was changed.

Two hours later, someone from the Bureau of National Affairs called Collin back.

Keith clenched his hands nervously and sat up uncomfortably.

"Mr. Collin, the Barker Group's three hotels had been fined for substandard food quality. And they have no other records." "Okay, send those inspection reports to my email.” Collin finished instructing and hung up the phone.

A few minutes later, Kathleen helped bring a laptop, and Collin logged into his email account and viewed the documents.

Collin: "Not particularly serious substandard, so only fines were needed for self-correction. It did not require the suspension.” Keith's eyes were downcast as he thought seriously, "What do you think if | amplify this issue and have the media write an exaggerated news? It will preferably involves all of the Barker Group's restaurants and hotels. To put the Barker Group's food safety issues on the top search?" Collin smiled, "This proposal is very good. The Barker Group's stock may suffer a lot. | believe that Ashton Barker will actively seek you out in less than three days." Keith was an impatient person. He immediately said goodbye to Collin and Kathleen and quickly to recruit people to make a news Late that night, the Barker Group's hotels suddenly went online without warning and were forced to be at the hot searches.

In recent years, people were increasingly pursuing quality of life. And food safety had always been a very important thing in people's minds.

The Barker Group had made such a big news, and the impact on the whole group was huge.

The whole Lloyd family was working hard for the Callahan family or the Barker family.

Only Micah, who was in Frayton, did not know anything happened in Suham and stayed by Abigail's side as a dedicated secretary.

But his days at work were not easy either.

Abigail gave him more and more difficult tasks. He was busy every day, like a real laborer.

Knock-knock- In the president's office, Abigail tapped her fingers on the desktop and smiled slyly, deliberately interrupting him as he was busy in typing.

"Mr. Micah, make a cup of coffee for me. Less sugar with no milk."