Hunting for His EX-Wife

“Well, got it.”

Hollie’s faint voice sounded on the phone, and Joann curled her lips into a wider smile.

In the development zone, Martha walked aimlessly on the lawn.

A man came up to her, with a blue badge on his clothes.

The man came to her with a kind look and stopped.

“Are you Ms. Doyle?”

Jane looked at Martha who was doing field investigation and said on behalf of her, “Yes.”

Hearing this, the man unconsciously looked at Jane, and kept his target in his mind.

Then he said warmly, “Ms. Doyle, I’m a worker here. You can call me Alby.”

“I will introduce the several divisions here to you and the project.”

Jane glanced at Martha and saw that she had no intention to speak, so she had to nod.

“Great. Thank you.”

Alby heard it and smiled.

He turned to lead the way and said as he walked, “Since this is an island, the soil here is wet, but the climate here is great, and it will be great to turn this place into a park.”

“The climate here is humid, with more rain in summer and autumn, and less in spring and winter, so, Ms. Doyle, you should choose the plants here accordingly.”

“In addition, Mr. Williams should have roughly told you the plan. There is a new development project behind the hill. Ms. Doyle, let me show you.”

Martha listened, absent-minded.

Jane had been taking notes, noting some of Alby’s key points.

After walking for a while, Martha slightly frowned and asked, “Seems we’re in a more and more remote place?”

Alby was stunned, and then he explained calmly, “This area has not been transformed, so it looks a bit remote.”

Martha heard it and didn’t ask more questions.

Alby was relieved that she didn’t keep asking.

After a few minutes, the three came to the forest in the back of the hill.

Martha looked around at the overgrown wasteland in front of her, frowning slightly.

Jane walked and almost slipped and fell several times. The place looked quite dangerous with pits that varied in depth.

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Before Jane could finish, Alby laughed, “It’s all natural vegetation here. We have surveyed it before. This place is developable.”

“When will the plan start?”

Martha looked at the man in front of her. Her tone was somewhat cold.

Alby began to search his mind for what the woman had taught him to say. “I’m just a minor worker. My leader has yet to tell me the exact plan.”

“Really?”

“Of course, I was just asked to show you around, Ms. Doyle. You have to negotiate with the executives about the details.”

Joann had been watching Alby talking to the two women with a telescope.

Joann smiled widely when she saw Martha and Jane being taken to the back of the hill.

She put down the telescope proudly, her eyes full of excitement.

‘Martha, you’re so dead today!’

Joann smiled and sent Hollie a message.

[Everything is going as planned. Meet me in the dark house in half an hour.]