CHAPTER NINETY SIX

Reynold sat on a bench opposite the lake in the city park. It was already 6:00 p.m. and the park was beginning to empty.

In his thirty minutes of waiting, he watched the sun begin to set, birds traveling in a bunch beneath the golden sunlight, and people's numbers drop in the park. The highlight was the gentle breeze that rippled through his clothes. Regardless of the turbulence he was facing, he sensed peace in the evening breeze. And it was something he would love to get used to—peace.

"Sir,” Lei approached his bench and sat down beside him.

At least this time, she didn’t look half as ridiculous as the last time.

“Why did you ask to meet here?”

“Do you have it?” Reynold asked, ignoring her question and moving on to the reason they were here.

"Yes, I do,” she replied, bringing out some documents from her famous leather briefcase.

She stretched the document to him. “All the names and accounts of those she transferred money to and when.”

Reynold accepted the document.

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