Chapter 707

Everyone's expression had changed as they heard the conversation between Henry and Leonard, who was known to be very prideful and domineering, far more so than Howie. Henry was bold to confront him directly.

Leonard's face slightly darkened as expected, and his expression turned a little sinister.

'You've overestimated yourself. I'm going to crush you easily if you can't even handle Howie,' Leonard thought.

Leonard suppressed his dissatisfaction, smiled, and explained, "I was late because I got a call from a friend from the provincial office, a high-ranking officer.

"I would've hung up if that's anyone else, but I couldn't offend this person; he could've wiped out our group easily."

His words were a veiled threat. Henry chuckled and said, "I see, that does sound important."

"Exactly," Leonard replied, feeling triumphant. He thought he had scared Henry, who he believed was clueless and overconfident.

"Mr. Truman, this way," Leonard said as he led Henry to the hall.

"Are you hold