Chapter 2740


    Chapter 2740


    “Ms. Tanner, is there anything else that’s unclear to you?” Nn asked, his voice tinged with an edge of impatience. He tugged


    at his tie-a navy blue noose that seemed to tighten with each passing second. Exining himself was not his strong suit, and


    Regina’s probing questions only, served to fray his nerves.


    He was Nn Harris, president of the Harris Group, and he hadn’t given a second thought to the homeless man iming to have


    lost everything because of hispany’stest development project. If he had to personally address every grievance, there


    wouldn''t be enough hours in the day.


    But Regina’s doubts had struck a chord.


    “I''m sorry, maybe | shouldn’t have called. I’m not trying to throw usations around. | just want to understand the truth, to know


    why this man ims he’s been left with nothing thanks to yourpany.”


    “Ms. Tanner, your integrity is admirable, but sometimes you should get your facts straight beforeing at me,” Nn chided


    gently, recalling their first encounter when she had insisted she was in the right seat despite the mix-up.


    Regina huffed, “I did not have the wrong seat that day!”


    Nn chuckled softly, a sound that felt patronizing to Regina’s ears.


    “I''ve exined multiple times. | wasn’t in the wrong seat. Maybe you should be asking Dahlia if she’s the one who messed up the


    seating arrangement,” said Regina.


    His tone took on a puzzled note, “Why is it that when | have my suspicions about you, you get so upset?”


    Regina fell silent, struggling to find a response.


    Why was she getting so worked up anyway?


    They hardly knew each other, and it wasn’t her ce to be calling him about this. He wa a businessman; profit was his priority.


    Her fellow journalists had warned her about getti too close. She had no way of knowing where his money came from or if his


    dealings were as clean as he imed.


    Perhaps this situation was more entangled with him than she thought. As a journalist, was she not walking into the lion’s den?


    The more she pondered, the colder she felt, until finally, her voice caught in her throat, “You''re right. | shouldn’t have called.”


    Before Nn could retort, the line went dead, leaving him with a dial tone and a muttered, “She really does have a temper.”


    Once the call ended, Nn took a moment before reaching out to Lucy.


    “Mr. Harris, what can | do for you?”


    “I need to speak with Decker about the incident on our new development site. Ask him toe in; | have a few questions.”


    Lucy found the request odd as Nn


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    Without betraying her surprise, Lucy promptly conveyed the message. Within minutes, Decker was standing at the threshold of


    Nn’s office.


    “You wanted to see me, sir?” As soon


    as Decker settled into his seat,


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    Nn’s sudden attention was a wee development. It could mean that the problem. was finally being taken seriously.