Spoiled by Mr. Russell novel Chapter 2065

"You—" Fred was furious, and anger burned in his blue eyes. He took a deep breath and then chuckled dismissively. “Well, satisfying someone on the verge of death is appropriate. It’s your privilege to meet the boss.”

Upon hearing him relent, Lily knew she finally had the opportunity to meet the mastermind behind it all.

However, Fred quickly changed his tone, saying, “But now’s not the time. You should prioritize your recovery. We’ll bring you to him once you’ve recovered naturally.”

Lisa retorted Mockingly, “It’s kind of you to care for the dying.”

Fred noticed her evident sarcasm. He shrugged and indifferently said, “We’re hoping to keep your body healthy for as long as possible.”

Afterward, he turned to leave but seemed to recall something. “Oh, your mister… I mean, your husband seems pretty active lately. He should be attempting to rescue you.”

Fred chose his words carefully and gestured twice with his hand. Then he smiled again and said, “Still, I think he might be wasting his efforts. I know your husband is quite connected with operations in many foreign countries.

“In your country, he's also quite the influential figure. Unfortunately, when it comes down to it, he's just a mere businessman capable of very little!" His words carried a hint of contempt.

Regardless of what he said, Lily showed no reaction. She did not argue or feel ashamed. Her expression remained calm as if she had not heard a thing.

Seeing her lack of response, Fred felt somewhat disappointed and turned to leave.\

Lily blinked as she heard the door closing. She knew her husband must be doing everything possible to save her, even though he must face many troubles and dangers.

About one-third of the information was what he had already suspected or investigated. However, the remaining two-thirds were unknown to him. Regardless, the documents proved to be highly useful.

Once he finished reading them, he took a deep breath and leaned back. He closed his eyes and let his brain process the information.

It seemed the “boss” from before had prepared these documents. It was apparent that holding onto this information gave him enough leverage to negotiate terms and demands with the organization.

‘That might be why he chose to be the messenger and received a prominent position in the organization. The “boss” believed he could act with impunity by holding onto this information. Regardless of identity, everyone had to rely on him to establish contact with the organization.

‘The lower organization members can only do so through him. That guy must’ve harbored ambitious and destructive desires, but he never expected to meet his demise at the hands of those he believed he completely controlled.’