Chapter 265
The necklace box was
x was casually tossed into a storage cabinet.
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Meanwhile, Mia was holding her brand–new handbag like it was a treasure at Lena’s villa
Lena looked a little uneasy. “Mix… are we really doing the right thing?”
“It’s fine.”
“But we’re her best friends. Doesn’t this feel like betraying Lottle?
“Oh, come on. We only gave him her address. Sean lonows his limits. He’s not going to do anything crazy. Don’t worry so much.”
Lena still frowned. “What if Lottie finds out we sent her flowers just because we felt guilty? What if she gets mad?”
“Ahem.” Mia let out an awkward cough. “What are you saying? That wasn’t guilt. Those flowers were a symbol of friendship!”
“Exactly!” Mia nodded solemnly, clearly trying to convince herself. “A symbol of friendship!”
Lena gave her a look. “Mia, weren’t you just saying a few days ago that Lottle and Scott made a great match? Why are you suddenly Team Sean on Valentine’s Day?”
“Well, Sean’s being generous. And according to Tan, there was more to their breakup than meets the eye. He said Sean’s planning to win her back once everything on his end is sorted. I figured why not give him a chance? We’ve known him for years anyway. Helping him out isn’t the worst thing in the world, right?”
“I guess that kind of makes sense.”
Back in Sean’s office, his assistant, Luke, came in with a report.
“Sir, do you remember that case Miss Riley took on involving Matthew Leonard?”
Sean nodded. “I do. What about it?”
Luke continued, “Matthew’s factory is owned by a man named Ryan Lawrence. He’s connected to a bigger boss–Chester Simpson. I sent you his file before.”
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Chester had connections on both sides of the law. He controlled dozens of companies, but all the legal paperwork was under the names of various scapegoats. On the surface, they looked legitimate, but in reality, they were laundering money and doing all sorts of illegal business.
“We recently confirmed that Chester is one of Joseph’s men. He’s been laundering money for him.”

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