Chapter 392 Mrs. Anderson
Rhett looked at Noah in terror, his whole body trembling uncontrollably.
"If you had just given in earlier, you wouldn't have had to suffer so much," Noah said coldly, glancing at Rhett. "Get out of here. Don't let me see you again."
"Yes, yes! I'm leaving right now!" Rhett nodded frantically, struggling to get up from the ground and painfully climbing into his car.
The car sped away quickly. Noah watched it disappear, his gaze icy.
Noah still had some reservations about the Harris family. After all, they were a powerful family, and killing Rhett here today would have significant repercussions, potentially disrupting Noah's plans.
"Mr. Anderson," Sidney approached Noah, his expression respectful.
"Are you in control of the Galaxy District now?" Noah asked, looking at Sidney.
"Yes." Sidney nodded.
"You know Fox, right?" Noah suddenly asked, stroking his chin.
"Fox Murphy?" Sidney's face turned serious. "Yes, he's a high-ranking member of the Murphy family and also part of their enforcement division. He has the authority to execute family law on those who violate it. His power is immense."
Noah pondered. The masked men at The Luca Mansion were likely from the Murphy family's enforcement division.
"With your current status as the boss of the Galaxy District, can you get in touch with Fox?" Noah asked again.
"That's very difficult," Sidney thought for a moment. "The Murphy family has a significant presence in the eastern part of Eagleland, and there are dozens of people at my level. I'm considered mid to lower tier. Unless something major happens, it's unlikely I could reach Mr. Murphy."
"I see," Noah said. "I have two tasks for you."
"Anything you say, Mr. Anderson!" Sidney's expression became even more serious. His family's lives were in Noah's hands, so he had no choice but to obey.
"First, find a way to contact Fox."
"Second, have your men secretly investigate the Harris family's upper echelon, like Nathaniel, and report their private lives to me promptly."
"Understood!" Sidney nodded, curious but not daring to ask more questions.
"Alright, you can go now." Noah waved his hand.
"Yes!" Sidney signaled to his twenty-plus subordinates, and they quickly left.
Noah then arranged accommodations for the Respect Noah Pavilion members before returning to his villa.
Seeing Lisa asleep on the bed, he sighed in relief. He undressed, held his beloved close, inhaled her scent, and fell into a deep sleep.
Meanwhile, in Astoria, Everglade City.
It was around eight in the morning, and the sun had risen. Brookside Road was bustling with people hurrying along. This was the world's financial center, and those who worked here were all high-level professionals.
On the top floor of a building on Brookside Road, a woman sat in an office chair, calmly gazing out the floor-to-ceiling windows at the view below. She wore a coffee-colored business suit, her short hair giving her a clean and efficient look.
Her face was smooth and delicate, though faint wrinkles were beginning to show at the corners of her eyes. A subtle aura of authority emanated from her, as if she held the world in her hands. Ordinary people would feel an urge to kneel and submit just by sensing her presence.
Footsteps approached from behind her. An elderly man with white hair and a dragon-headed cane entered, his eyes deep and wise.
"Mrs. Anderson," he said respectfully, bowing his head.
"Xavier, you're here," the woman said, still looking out the window. "What does the family say about Noah?"
"The family elders have agreed that you can travel to Eagleland soon to see Mr. Anderson," Xavier replied. "After all, Mr. Anderson has proven his capability by securing a logistics agreement with the Winchester family."
"Good. But even if they disagree, they can't stop me. They must be delusional if they think they run the Anderson family," the woman said coldly.
Xavier shivered at her words. "Mrs. Anderson, the elders and higher-ups are just considering the family's interests. Your presence on Brookside Road ensures everything runs smoothly."
"They care about the family's interests. I care about my family," the woman said, her eyes softening slightly. "I haven't seen my son in over ten years. I owe him. I've dedicated the past decade to the family business. Now, it's time to make it up to Noah."
"How is Noah doing?" she asked.
"He's doing well. He's started a live-streaming company and a supermarket, both thriving. Recently, he went to Silverlight City, likely for the supermarket," Xavier said with a smile.
"That boy has a knack for business," the woman said, a hint of warmth in her eyes. Her employees would be shocked to see this side of her, as she was known for being aloof and ruthless.
"By the way, a royal princess, the daughter of an earl, wants to marry into our family. Noah is at the right age for marriage," the woman said. "I've seen her photo. She's beautiful, well-educated, and well-mannered."
"Well, Mrs. Anderson..." Xavier hesitated. "I'm afraid Mr. Anderson is already married in Oceanbridge City."
"Married?" the woman frowned. "What kind of family is she from? Do they have billions in assets or high-ranking officials?"
"None of that. She's just an ordinary girl," Xavier replied.
The woman relaxed her eyebrows. "Offer her a billion—no, ten billion dollars to divorce Noah. This is a trivial matter, not worth mentioning to me."
"After the divorce, arrange for Noah to marry the princess. Compared to an ordinary girl, the princess is a better match for Noah, the future head of the Anderson family."
"Mrs. Anderson, you are right!" Xavier said with a smile. "We are currently negotiating with the Oceanbridge City airport authorities. Once they agree, your private jet can fly directly to Eagleland and land at the Oceanbridge City airport."
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