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Chapter 3763 Accommodation

Author: Five Generals
“I’m new to the place, so I don’t know much. Can you show me around when you’re available?”

“No problem, but I usually have some stuff to take care of. I can’t be there 24/7.

“Why don’t you propose to the branch that you want me to be your guide and attendant?”

Dwight suggested. There was no telling whether Kaze would accept his proposal, but it was an opportunity to prove himself.

He was never involved in the core operation. Often enough, he was the branch members’ punching bag.

Though Dwight was aware that he was not good enough for the big stuff, he still wanted to succeed.

Kaze was the trusted aide of the Butterworth Branch chief. He was in Westeros for a reason. By joining Kaze, Dwight would come across the major players.

Kaze saw through Dwight’s plans.

“Sure. I’ll do that.”

Kaze did not mind the request.

“Great. I’ll let them know on your behalf. I’ll be responsible for your needs while in the city.”

Dwight was overjoyed at the opportunity.

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