Over the next few days, Sophia was busy finalizing her drafts for the competition.
Alexander got busy with his work too, and surprisingly, he hadn't heard from Jessica since that night.
He had done a lot in cornering Gerald, making it hard for him to make a move.
On this day, he was standing by the window of his office, his eyes cast over the view of Eldridge City. He could see almost three-quarters of the city from his office.
But his mind was consumed with other matters. The city view didn’t catch his attention at all.
A knock on the door interrupted his thoughts.
“Come in,” he said, still looking outside.
Mark, his able assistant, walked in with an iPad in hand.
“Boss, the investigation about Larry is done and the information has been compiled. Should we send it to him?” Mark asked, scrolling through the data.
Alexander turned around, tucking his hands in his pants pockets.
“There’s no rush. Wait for the right time,” he said, walking back to his desk.
“Alright, boss,” Ma
