Chapter 119

Anson fixed his cuff and stood beside Selwynn, and asked calmly, "Who was she?"

"An unimportant person."

Anson hummed and looked across the room at the woman looking this way with resentment.

Selwynn felt a vibration in his pocket. When he took out his phone and saw the message on the screen, his eyes flashed with satisfaction. He put his phone back into his pocket and said to Anson without turning his eyes, "Jones has agreed to the second option."

Anson hooked the corner of his lips into striking, "But you knew he would, didn't you?"

"As a smart person, you would never let go of any variable. Even if he disagreed, you would find ways to force him to do what you want."

Selwynn didn't refute, tacitly agreeing. He raised the glass and emptied the wine inside, then placed it gently on the table, "I let those rats linger for too long. It's time to clean them up."