Life at the Top

During their conversation from earlier, Snow only knew that Dora was a businessman surnamed Laine from Somerland, but did not know his true identity.

Now, finding out that Dora was actually the newcomer from Somerland who stirred up the storm in the international capital of Harbor City, and even made the United States fall into a predicament, he was overjoyed.

Although Dora’s current official identity was that of a mere businessman, based on his previous actions, he had already caught the attention of the Somerland intelligence department in the United States.

Especially after today’s series of performances at the wedding, as well as being temporarily qualified to participate in the secret meeting, his position on that watchlist was likely to rise again.

The just-concluded meeting might be a secret to others, but it was not something that could be hidden from Snow, who had already secretly established roots within the accompanying team in the United Kingdom. He knew the importance of this meeting very well.

Now, knowing that the friend he just made was such an important figure, he naturally felt elated.

“Hello, I’m Slan Caroli, from the United Kingdom…”

and his public identity was an unimportant member of

claiming to be from the United Kingdom, his eyebrows

witnessed the discussion of the division of interests in Qari led by the United Kingdom Ambassador Owen during the meeting,

oblivious to Warwick’s change in expression and said casually, “Warwick, Slan Caroli

well?” Warwick’s expression

of Joe, then you’re also a friend of mine… I apologize for the events that have occurred today. It was inevitable that the hospitality was lacking. I hope Mr. Caroli

as if he had encountered an old friend who he had not

Snow still sensitively perceived the change in Warwick’s attitude before and after Dora introduced him. He

Warwick was one of the important targets of Snow’s intelligence investigation on this

Now, because of getting to

guarantee, Warwick’s level of trust in Snow was definitely much greater than