Captivation: Want Nothing But You

Manager In the study of the Bennet family’s mansion… 

"Miss Bennet, who did you say Mr.Sullivan asked you to investigate?" Andy asked, looking at Rachel.

She looked away from the computer screen and met Andy’s gaze.

"The project manager of the KD Group.What’s the matter? Is there something strange about that person?"

After saying that, she looked at the computer again.

Rachel had just returned from the Sullivan Group’s building.

On her way back, she googled the KD Group using her mobile phone, and she now had a general idea of the company.

The KD Group’s headquarters was located in Wall Street, and it started as an oil mining company.

Later on, they bought several mines to exploit raw gemstones.

At present, it was now supplying raw materials for thirty percent of the jewelry brands all around the globe.

The Sullivan Group had been wanting to enter the jewelry industry and create an independent brand.

Recently, the KD Group had been intending to raise funds of their own, and Victor wanted to know who was in charge of financing the project.

Probably, because he wanted the Sullivan Group to enter the market through participating in KD’s financing The information scattered on the Internet was varied.

Rachel only skimmed a few of them, but she never found any information on the financial manager of this project.

Obviously, she wasn’t happy about it.

It was acceptable for the manager’s private information like birth date or experience to not be present on the Internet, but it made no sense that the person’s name and gender couldn’t be found as well.

"Miss Bennet, I think we should give up on looking for this person."

Andy put down a book on economic laws and walked to Rachel’s side.

She then closed the web browser, glanced at him, and asked, "Why? What’s so special about this KD Group?"

any information about it because Mr.Sullivan knew that already.He did it on purpose.I’m sure

sat down to contemplate for

raw gemstones.It’s not the biggest in the world,

an eyebrow but said nothing.She looked at

Bennet, you must’ve already searched the KD

"Two years ago, right?"

then, the company had quickly occupied thirty percent of the rough diamond supply in the market.But there’s one thing you probably don’t know.Two years prior to the KD Group’s success the company was just a small supplier, barely occupying five percent of the market.In the past two years, its market share

knew little about what Andy was talking about.She only skimmed through the company’s

this project manager sounded like a very

‘But…’ 

manager so special? I think this only proves the KD Group’s capabilities in hiring the right people.Of course, this manager must have outstanding business acumen, but what

KD Group’s competitors and you know

chin with her fist, and said, "I’ll find a way to convince

something dawned on

for a moment, and she put her hand down while

you

well.Many

Rachel’s eyes darkened.

she didn’t find anything on

one has succeeded is because nobody knows this manager’s identity, right? That’s why even if they offer this person a

Andy nodded in agreement.

shown up in any event.Nobody knows the manager’s name and gender aside from the senior executives of the KD Group.That’s what really makes this person special.Thus, many people have

weird,’’ Rachel

can find almost anything on the Internet.How has this person hid their identity so well? To top it off, they managed to do it for two years! How could that not be weird?’ "Haven’t their competitors tried to hire any hackers to investigate the

they have,"

the information regarding this person within twenty four hours.If those hackers hired for

couldn’t find it,

doesn’t exist, then why did the KD Group build up the entire ruse? Are they trying to keep their opponents vigilant? That makes no sense.As long as this person really exists, I’m sure there will be clues that would lead to his or her identity.If those hackers failed to

"Miss Bennet…"

only way we can save the Bennet Group, so I

twenty-four hours, I’ll try to find this manager no matter how hard it

off, because that word

surprised to hear such bold

a moment, he saw a glimpse