Chapter Thirty One

Cameron has completed the report for cooperation with the London side, which Siegfried ignored. Cooperation with London was very important, so he couldn't let the man's laziness today ruin a billion-dollar project. He glanced at the clock on his wrist – it was two o'clock and he had not eaten lunch.

He took out his cell phone and intended to text Siegfried, asking if they could have lunch together. But before he could type a message, Siegfried opened the door to his room roughly. He was about to protest, but he saw the man's expression, which looked worried.

"What is it? I just wanted to take you to lunch," Cameron said.

Siegfried took a breath. "We have to go to Reyes's law firm. Now!"

He frowned. "Law firm Reyes? Why?"

"Blaze Schift disappeared," said Siegfried and immediately left.