At that moment Oliver gave a slow, satisfied nod, but there was still suspicion in his gaze. "And Kingstone investment? You've tried to reach them?"
Cora sighed in frustration. "I have. Many times. But their CEO… he's unreachable. It's almost as if he doesn't exist. Everyone wants to know who he is, but nobody knows his real name. No photographs, no interviews. And that's what irritates me the most. I know Kingston will strike when the time comes, but until then, I can only wait."
Upon hearing what Cora just said, Oliver couldn't help but let out a faint smile, the kind that revealed both amusement and a touch of curiosity. He leaned back slightly in his chair, his eyes fixed on her as if weighing every word she had spoken. Then, in a calm but deliberate tone, he said,
"So, if Kingstone Investment truly does what you just claimed, if they really decide to pull the trigger on James, you mean to tell me he's finished? Completely?"
