Chapter 536 William and Hayden
When Finn returned to the office building, his expression had mostly returned to calm. Pierre and Sophia had been insidious, playing with Finn for so many years. Finn decided to act later in the evening to avoid alarming them and prevent the Johnson family from being on guard. During the day, he endured it temporarily, pretending as if nothing had happened. Hayden couldn't relax until everyone knew the whole truth.
Back in the office, she pretended that nothing had happened and continued to be busy. She worked until nearly six in the afternoon. Just when she was looking forward to going home after work and acting along with Finn, her phone rang. Seeing who the caller was, she immediately answered the call. "Hayden, Hall went to find William and brought many people," the person on the other end of the phone reported immediately.
Hall took people to find William. Hayden became nervous. Hall was petty, and he would definitely seek revenge if he felt wronged. William had embarrassed him last night at the party, so he would surely find an opportunity to retaliate against William.
Moreover, the Johnson family's previous means of making money were not entirely legitimate, and with the support of the Bush-Smith family in recent years, the Johnson family's people in the Imperial Capital were quite domineering, especially Hall, whom no one dared to provoke. Now that she had become Hall's girlfriend, it only made him more arrogant.
When Hayden left the hotel in the morning, she was afraid that Hall would retaliate against William, so she arranged for someone to follow Hall secretly.
She didn't expect Hall to be so audacious that he would directly take people to find William so quickly. "Follow him, send me the address, and report to me at any time," Hayden said after the surprise, trying to calm herself down. After giving the instructions, she immediately grabbed her car keys, stood up, and rushed outside the office. As she rushed out of the office, she thought of something and went back to find her assistant, wanting her assistant to call or message William to warn him that Hall was causing trouble for him and to be careful. However, she immediately dismissed the thought.
If the Johnson family's people found out now that she had informed William, everything she had done might be in vain, and both she and Jocelyn would be in trouble.
She couldn't do this! She couldn't afford to make any mistakes now! Calming down, Hayden returned to the office and, after some thought, found Hall's phone number and dialed it.
Hall had brought eight tall and strong men and was heading to the club where William was attending an event in the evening. In the evening, William had made an appointment with another group's president to have dinner and discuss business at the club.
On the way, Hall's phone rang, and seeing that it was Hayden calling, Hall smiled with satisfaction and disdain and answered the call.
"Hall, where are you? Let's have dinner together tonight," Hayden immediately said in a charming voice, making Hall thoroughly enjoy listening. "Alright, let's have dinner together. However, I have something to take care of right now, so I won't come to pick you up. Just go directly to the Sapphire Club. I'll be waiting for you here," Hall said, shaking his leg, almost in a commanding tone. William had made an appointment with another president at the Sapphire Club, and Hall wanted to see what Hayden's reaction would be when he knocked William down. "Okay, I'll come over now,"
Hayden obediently smiled and agreed. "You're so well-behaved. I'll be waiting for you!" After praising her as if she were a pet, Hall hung up the phone directly.
Now that Hayden had slept with him, he felt that she was no longer valuable. Soon, when she married into the Johnson family, he would slowly torment her. "Has William arrived?" Hall asked his subordinate after putting away his phone. "He just arrived," his subordinate immediately reported.
"Good," Hall said with a smug smile, "Have someone give him a sufficient dose of drugs. I want him to be like a boneless dog, lying on the ground, unable to move." "Yes, Mr. Johnson."
