HUNTER'S P.O.VMy eyes widened in realisation, travelling back and forth between the two men."I thought we'd come to an agreement, Marizo," Mr. Haven said, his voice flat and unconvincing. "My men are on it. The shipment will be released soon."“We cannot work like this, Russella. Our buyers did not appreciate the last delay,” the old man answered flatly.“We just need time. I'm sure the Monroes will understand,” Mr Haven said calmly. “Give us a week.”Marizo laughed hysterically, throwing his head back and squinting his eyes till tears rolled out. He smacked his hand lightly against the old man, who joined in with a deep chuckle. Both shared a lengthy laugh, probably an inside joke, one Mr Haven or his other guests seemed to understand or find laughable.“You're a funny man, Russella," he turned to the older man "Isn't he a funny man?”The old man nodded in agreement, still laughing. But shortly, the laughter died, and Marizo's hardened gaze returned, steadying on Mr Haven.“We're a
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