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Chapter 1933 High-Grade Blood Bird's Nest

Author: Five Generals
The trip to Riverbank City had moved up the schedule.

Kaze also planned to relocate some businesses of Perfect World Group to that city for the sake of convenience in conducting his affairs there.

After all, he had to cleanse the Viper’s Den from within and he needed all the manpower and resources he could get, especially his trusty assistant, Snow.

Snow was able to arrange everything to perfection and he never needed to worry about her.

He got so attached to the convenience that he did not want to leave her behind.

He called Snow and unlike the usual where she picked up almost instantly, it took her a while before the call got through.

“Chairman Lee, anything I can help you with?”

Unlike her usual frosty and confident voice, she sounded slightly weak.

Kaze frowned. “You sound terrible. Are you okay?”

“I’m feeling unwell. I’m resting at home.”

Then, Snow switched to a more energetic voice and explained, “What can I do for you, Chairman Lee? I’ll arrange for my men t
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