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Chapter 1934

Although Frank never had any dealings with the officials of Zamri, he decided that there was nothing wrong with keeping a careful eye on it—he would keep the token and watch how things developed from there.

To be specific, he would be watching out for the Zamri commissioner and see if the latter would move against Lanecorp as the mayor had claimed.

However, he was no child either, as he would not make any judgment lightly and right after he was given a single-sided account.

If anything, he would have to be even more careful if he ended up embroiled in a political drama.

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Nonetheless, three days after meeting the Zamri mayor, Frank put that issue aside for the time being as the joint qualifiers between Riverton and Zamri had begun.

He brought his apprentices to a man-made lake sitting on the Riverton-Zamri border, which citizens had since dubbed Central Riverlake.

The place was always crowded with tourists, since it was already a tourist spot with its picturesque landscapes.

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