Chapter 2739


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    Nn''s number had been the desire of many, but when it finallynded in Regina’s hand, it felt as heavy as a sack of gold coins.


    Regina hesitated, her voice caught in her throat.


    Nn picked up his phone and, seeing the unknown number, asked, “Spam call?”


    His tone suggested he was on the brink of hanging up.


    Panic surged through Regina, and she blurted out, “Don’t hang up! It’s me!”


    Recognition dawned on Nn, and his lips curled into an intrigued smile as he leaned back in his office chair. “Ah, Regina, to


    what do | owe the pleasure?”


    Nn''s voice, poured through the phone, seemed to set Regina’s cheeks aze.


    “I-L wanted to ask you something. | hope it’s not too forward.”


    “If you think it’s forward, then maybe you shouldn''t ask, right? Simple.”


    Regina’s heart raced with urgency, fearing he might just end the call, but Nn didn’t hang up. He seemed to be enjoying this


    little game of cat and mouse.


    “But it’s something | need to ask.”


    Now even Nn’s curiosity was piqued. They had only crossed paths a few times-what could be so pressing that Regina needed


    to ask him?


    “Go on,” he said, his interest evident.


    Taking a deep breath, Regina cradled the phone in both hands and dove in. “Are you aware of an incident in themercial


    district that the Harris Group is nning to develop? There’s this weathered homeless man wandering around the area iming


    the Harris Group ruined his life, left him nothing but broken dreams.”


    Regina held her breath, waiting.


    On the other end, Nn’s faint breathing was the only sound until a soft chuckle broke th silence a full minuteter. “So, you''re


    bringing this to me, Regina, because you think there’s a connection between the Harris Group and this man?”


    Regina''s brows knotted as she said, “Of course, there’s a connection! He once had a home on thend you''re about to develop.”


    “Ms. Tanner, you said it yourselfonce


    had.’ So why doesn''t he have it


    anymore? “Ags, (Seg qeeeorne


    offecireh Gt elopers and moved


    out. What are you getting at with


    this? Are you expecting me to solve


    the man’s housing problem, or do


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    Regina instinctively wanted to deny it,


    but the reason she called Natan was


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    “Doesn''t the Harris Group have a part in it? If it weren’t for your development ns, how could he have lost his home?”


    Regina muttered, fully aware of her own melodrama.


    Nn''s voice came through, distant


    and detached, “Regina, you''re quite


    the idealist, aren''t you? Mr. Tanner


    has oe eee you wall But


    avs Gertie acts straight, shall we?


    Thend was there first, then came


    the house, and the man’s shelter


    existed. Because he chose to give up


    his original home, thatnd ended up


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