?<strong>Chapter 723:</strong>


    After a lengthy plea, Ynda finally offered rissa a small piece ofnd, which persuaded her to leave.


    Meanwhile, in a presidential suite of a hotel, Madisyn was focused, typing furiously on herputer. She was deep into trying to hack into the Serpentine Palers’ system. Thirty minutes passed, and she finally broke through their security.


    Madisyn began poring over their list of missions. Her expression turned into a scowl as she uncovered details of thefts, murders, and plunder.


    The extent of the ruthlessness of Savannah’s family became painfully clear.


    They clearly deserved to be taken down!


    Fired up by this, Madisyn resolved to erase everything on theirputers.


    Suddenly, the window flew open. Without thinking, she grabbed a fruit knife from the table, squinting as she aimed it at the intruder.


    She thrust the knife forward, but when she saw the person’s face, her eyes widened in astonishment. She tried to withdraw, but it was toote; the man grasped her hand firmly.


    “Why are you here?” Madisyn eximed, her voice filled with shock.


    The man’s eyes softened as he replied, “Aren’t you d to see me?” His tone was gentle, filled with yearning as he drew her into an embrace. Tears welled up in Madisyn’s eyes.


    She remained silent, just soaking in Andrew’s heartfelt, apologetic words. “I’m sorry for all the worry I’ve caused you.”


    Madisyn buried her head deeper into his embrace.


    “Why didn’t youe back sooner?”


    “I wanted to rush back to you. But I needed to think about our future. As long as Savannah’s family is around, many people will die.”


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    He then shifted the conversation toward his recent visit to rissa.


    “Did Ynda really give thend to the ck family?” Madisyn asked.


    “Not at all,” Andrew said calmly. “At this point, Ynda wouldn’t risk handing anything over to anyone, scared that she might get caught. But as long as she holds out against giving it to rissa, rissa will be convinced that it’s gone to the ck family.”


    Madisyn couldn’t help but admire Andrew’s brilliant thinking.


    She began to think ahead, her mind whirling. “But Ynda fears rissa might not back her, so she’ll eventually have to concede something.”


    Andrew nodded in agreement. “Ynda is both ruthless and shrewd. She won’t simply make a concession to rissa without ensuring some hold over her, especially knowing rissa isn’t as loyal anymore. She needs that leverage to secure the Hunt family’s support during the leadership change.”


    “So, what Ynda offers is actually leverage against rissa?” Madisyn asked.


    “rissa must havepletely lost faith in Ynda by now.”


    As rissa sat in the car, she looked down at the contract in her hands, her fingers gently tracing the embossed seal.


    At first nce, the contract seemed perfect.


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