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Chapter 797 An Evil Man   

Author: Five Generals
“The Federal Trade Commission mentioned our engagement in malicious competitive practices and market disruptions. Where is the proof? I can sue you for defamation without one.

“As for the helipad on the roof, the Department of Public Works should know that the local military set it up for drills. Should I call Koga, the commander of the Garo Special Operation Team, over so you can question him?”

Darcy had nothing to lose at that point.

She challenged the agencies’ decisions.

Most importantly, her reasoning was well justified, and the angry authorities had no leg to stand on.

Lilyrose Bank was not due its repayment from Quartet Group yet, and the government-funded project had just begun.

The claim of malicious competitive practices was unfounded.

For her safety, Kaze instructed Lilyrose Strategic Department to construct the helipad on the roof for drill purposes.

None of the allegations could be put on Quartet Group.

Clap, clap, clap.

Aaron clapped his hands and ros
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