Chapter 1337

Janette was utterly shaken as she recalled the fear in Wilfred's voice. It was as if Wilfred, in the face of death, was desperately pleading for his life—his terror of Henry was palpable.

Just moments ago, she had doubted Henry's ability to resolve the problem with just one call. Then, it seemed that even a mere cough from Henry would have Wilfred on his knees, begging for mercy.

Even Lydia was taken aback. She knew Henry was formidable, but that was beyond her expectations. After all, the Hoods were one of the four prominent families, and the Hood Group was immensely powerful.

"Mr. Truman, I apologize for my ignorance and for doubting your abilities," Janette quickly apologized. She understood that Henry could easily see through her doubts. Such a person was not someone she could afford to offend.

"It's fine. After all, we don't know each other well," Henry replied calmly.

"If there's nothing else, you can return to your work. When Lydia is free, she'll give you a call."

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