“The Logistic operations abroad are clearly not as fully developed as the one they have here, but they shouldn’t have lost so much money if the funds are being used properly. Something is not right here.”
“How very sharp of you, Boss! Indeed, it looks like they used this official report to cover up something. Unfortunately, they employ a private system when it comes to their more questionable business activities. It won’t be easy for us to dig up the data we need.”
Hannah took screenshots of the report and saved it in her gallery.
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“No, this is enough. Keep a close eye on Leviathan, though.”
“Understood, Boss.”
After hanging up, Hannah opened her laptop and copied the pictures to a flash drive. She would hand it over to Lydia tomorrow.
Buzz! Buzz! Buzz! Her phone rang again.
Hannah glanced at her screen and saw Clive’s name.
“What’s the matter?” she asked the second she took the call.
“Miss Moore,” Clive said in a low voice.
“Franklyn had invited Homecoming representatives over to discuss territories. Then Chauncey acted impulsively and started a fight.”
“Didn’t I tell you specifically not to mess with those people?”
Hannah demanded, her brows knitted in a tight scowl.
“Where the hell are you right now? I’m heading over.” She was already gathering her purse and her coat and making her way to the door.
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“The coffee shop in Lavenke. It’s part of our territory.”
“First things first, stop the fighting and defuse the situation as much as you can. We can talk about this more when I get there.”
Hannah ended the call and closed the door behind her, then strode over to Bryson’s room.
She hesitated for one brief moment before knocking on his door.
No response. Hannah tried again, and again, she heard nothing.
Perhaps he wasn’t in his room…
Hannah was fairly certain that Bryson would never handle negotiations himself, so he must be dealing with other matters at the moment.
In any case, she didn’t have the time to loiter around. She left the hotel and drove to Lavenke.
When she arrived at the cafe, two burly men stood guard at the door and stopped her from entering.