Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 2072

Just as Colin was about to take a sip of his tea, he froze, his smile faltering slightly.

"Chandler may have many strengths, but he also has a glaring flaw," he said, his voice laced with hidden bitterness. "No matter how much you do for him, he might never truly care for the cause of Trinity Alliance."

Since his earliest memories, Colin had dedicated himself fully to the mission of humanity's downfall, never allowing himself a moment of rest. The position he held now was the result of years of tireless effort and unwavering commitment.

He had masterminded the abduction of physicists from around the world, framing others for his crimes. This calculated move not only caused strife between nations but also significantly hindered their technological progress.

Indeed, the success of Trinity Alliance was primarily due to Colin's efforts, which is why Georgia had always intended to groom him as her successor.

But in the few years since Chandler's rise, Georgia had begun to view Colin with increasing disdain. She often criticized his every move, constantly comparing him to Chandler. Whether subtly or openly, she made it clear that she held him in far lower regard than Chandler.

Colin knew well how intelligent Chandler was, but just as he was a natural-born schemer, Chandler would never be truly invested in the cause of Trinity Alliance.

No matter how much Georgia admired Chandler, all he could offer her was disappointment and destruction.

It was Colin who had the potential to bring Trinity Alliance's cause to new heights. With this, Georgia could remain at the top, watching with contempt as humanity destroyed itself.

It was unfortunate that Colin's once-great mentor had grown old, no longer able to recognize who was truly loyal to her.

Georgia gave Colin a quick glance before turning back. "If you're dissatisfied, prove to me that I didn't choose the wrong person."

Her tone was calm, as though everything she said was simply a matter of course.

With that, she rose and quietly left through the side door.

"Alright, choose a time and place, and we'll go over the details," Germaine said without hesitation.

With that, she ended the call and tossed the phone back to Jenson.

Jenson caught the phone, his voice tinged with frustration. "Why didn't you ask me before agreeing to this? I remember everything clearly—before I passed out, I was holding you, not her. There's no way I could've… been with Salome."

Although Jenson had made mistakes in the past, he didn't want Germaine to think of him as someone so easily manipulated.

Germaine's indifferent response left him feeling disregarded, as though whether or not he had cheated was of no concern to her.

Germaine shrugged and said, "It's exactly because you didn't that we can't let this manipulative woman get away with it. Do you have a problem with that?"