Chapter 655
Chapter 655 It''s My Business
On the next day, Jenny drove south to check out thend the sses had sessfully bid on.
Graham had confirmed nothing was wrong with thend from his investigation.
There was no issue with the legality of the project, which was located ina strategic location.
The project would be lucrative once thend was developed into a business district.
Last night, she looked into the details of that parcel ofnd and found nothing wrong with it, but she still
felt bothered.
Why would the sses share such a great project with them? With that question in mind, she arrived
at the construction site to see for herself.
Only then she''d feel assured.
Workers were entering the site even when the project hadn''t started.It looked like the sses were
ready to get things started.
She wondered if there was truly nothing fishy with the project.
Did the sses genuinely want to cut a deal with her? She still couldn''t ce full trust in them.
Since security wasn''t tight at the site, she sneaked into the grounds when no one was looking,
adamant about finding out what was going on.
She hid in a corner and observed the group of workers seated together.
Some of them were on their phones, and some were chatting.
No one was working.
Why did the sses hire the workers without assigning work? Full of doubts, she wanted to go closer
and eavesdrop on their conversations.
Unfortunately, she identally knocked against a piece of wood.
The huge noise from the falling wood attracted attention.
."Who''s there?"
A man, who had been on his phone all the while, stood up and yelled.
His eagle eyes were keenly looking in the direction that Jenny was hiding.
Was she caught red-handed? She wanted to go up to the workers and muddle through with some
made-up excuse.
Before she could take a step forward, someone pulled her into a dark space that was apparently a
storage room.
She almost screamed in fear, but she suppressed her emotions and remained quiet when she sensed
that the workers were getting closer to her.
Her heart leaped into her throat when the workers moved closer until they were almost at the storage
room.
"Johnny, what''s the matter?"
Someone joined the worker.
We heard some noise.Someone might''ve sneaked in," Johnny answered.
"Maybe it''s all in your head.It''s most likely because of the wind.Who''s going to break into this shabby
ce?"
The man came up and tugged at Johnny.
"Let''s go drinking."
"I''m down."
Johnny scanned the surroundings for onest time and saw no one.
The sound from before must have been an illusion.
"I have no idea why Randy asked us to stand guard," he grumbled, puzzled.
"Don''tin. Let''s do what he orders."
Their voices trailed off when they left.
At that time, Jenny finally turned around to look at the man behind her.
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The storage room was built with logs with tiny openings in between, through which bits of sunlight
streamed in.
Squinting under the faint light, she figured out the identity of the man, which came as a shock to her.
"Alec Faust?"
Why would he be here? He nced at her without a word.
Then, he stood up and left the storage room, ready to leave the site altogether.
Riddled with questions, she hurried after him.
When they exited the site, she quickened her pace to catch up with him.
"What are you doing here?"
The Fausts were unrted to the South City Development Project.
Hence, Alec''s presence was suspicious.He stopped and looked at her.
"It''s my business."
"If you insist on drawing a line, why did you drag me into the storage room just now? Did you ask for
my permission?"
She had wanted to talk to the workers, thinking that they might provide her with some useful
information.
Alec seemed to have read her mind and snickered, "Can''t you tell they''re not workers?"
Taken by surprise, she carefully examined the details.
Indeed, the site workers seemed very alert and sported bulky figures—they did not look like average
workers at all.