The Lethal Love Hunter

Chapter 10 Who Are You Calling Trash?

It was soon the morning of the second day.

Robin and Karina came to Purpeak Club together.

Along with them was Karsyn Croft, a business assistant at the Huber Group.

The business gathering at Purpeak Club was initiated by Cecilia from the Purpeak International Group.

The content of the business gathering was related to the allocation of investment share of the development project of the Eastern Business District.

This development project had four original shareholders in total.

They were Cecilia of Purpeak International Group, Karina of the Huber Group, Conway of Delight Group, and Owen Reynell of World Real Estate.

Recently, the four shareholders had great differences on the issue of project investment redistribution and investment project categories.

Cecilia believed that the Eastern Business District was nothing but an overall project operation.

No one was able to go their own way and alter the plans of the pre-existing development projects.

Otherwise, the four shareholders might engage in vicious competition with each other, causing meaningless internal friction.

With that in consideration, they agreed to discuss the matter today at Purpeak Club, which belonged to Purpeak International Group.

Purpeak Club was considered the place where Cecilia started.

Since this legendary woman of Hallcester’s business circle entered here, she had created countless amazing miracles.

She integrated the scattered resources of Hallcester’s leisure industry in just five years.

She and Conway, the leader of the underworld in Hallcester, confronted five times head-on and finally reached a non-cross-border agreement.

She fought all the way and finally established Purpeak International Group, her present ecological leisure industrial empire in Hallcester.

She was not only domineering and talented, but also beautiful and charming.

She was the queen of Hallcester’s business world.

Although she was beautiful, she was also ruthless.

In her first few years in Hallcester, those daring to challenge Purpeak International Group and her were now nowhere to be found.

She was just a woman, yet she earned her place in the dangerous, ruthless society.

approach and dominancy. In addition, she

the fringe forces in Hallcester

was reluctant

Robin, Karina, and Karsyn arrived at Purpeak Club, a place with a

in the Violet Cloud Mountain stretching

was luxurious

magnificent. Unlike

appearance of the club was enough

restaurants, golf, games, shooting

the parking

with them were Crystal Thompson, Miranda’s bestie, and Krish Joan, the future heir of

and walked with Karina and Karsyn to

play by themselves in the playground

get to the point

darts, and Robin didn’t care what to play, so he accompanied her to

received their darts equipment and

Jacob deliberately came to say hello,

you’re good at

together. What do you

they were thinking and said coldly, “Not

since you’re

that darts and archery are gentlemanly and aristocratic

with us so that

Miranda, Krish, and Crystal, and

enough to take

because the Walsh family reached out to Cecilia due

and Miranda had come

bother to sink

them as if they were nothing and

Miranda and the others

there’s no harm

the others were

did not expect Karina to agree to

the most wanted woman in

said excitedly, “Well then, Ms. Huber, I’ll

on Robin’s team,” Karina turned him down

Huber, no one at his level has ever played with this stuff.

threw them randomly with his back facing

meters away

What’s he doing? Is the bumpkin throwing stones?” Krish

international standard distance was 2.44 meters from the

threw the darts while standing 20 meters away from the dart board. He was

shook her head disdainfully at Robin’s

bother to look at you no matter how you pull

compete in a noble game like darts against the likes of Krish and other wealthy elites. It’s overestimating your abilities

Jacob and the others taunted Robin, the players at the

threw 15 darts while standing 20 meters away from the dart board,

didn’t even look at

can’t believe