Chapter 3624

After the call, Mr. Dunn promptly returned to his home.

Fortunately, he owned two houses: one near the Farrell family mansion, similar to Pedro’s, and another close to the Farrell Group, just a short drive away.

Living nearby made it convenient for Clarissa to reach him whenever necessary.

As Clarissa’s most loyal aide for decades, he was well-treated. Both of his homes were villas with yards.

Much of Mr. Dunn’s work for Clarissa was kept secret.

To minimize the risk of leaks, he lived alone and did not hire any staff, managing all cleaning and maintenance himself.

Aside from Clarissa, no one was permitted into his private villa.

Those who assisted him lived nearby, ready to offer help or protection.

Despite his combat skills, he still required security.

His hunting rifle was concealed in a secret underground room within his villa.

The entrance to this secret room was disguised as a wall and could only be accessed by activating a hidden switch. It resembled an ordinary wall, ensuring that even if someone broke in, they would not discover the rifle.

Moreover, breaking into his house was virtually impossible.

After returning home, Mr. Dunn accessed the secret room and relocated the rifle to another hidden underground area beneath a rockery in the yard, where it was even better concealed.

Once the rifle was secured, Mr. Dunn calmly drove to the Farrell Group.

Since he had been out when Clarissa called, he took his time getting to the office.

Upon his arrival at the Farrell Group, both he and Clarissa were taken away by the police.

The company’s employees watched as they were escorted out, realizing that the police were investigating the hidden firearms.

Reflecting on the recent conflict involving Clarissa and the residents of Wiltspoon, most members of the Farrell Group believed the police’s suspicions were likely justified.

After Clarissa and Mr. Dunn were taken away, the company was abuzz with gossip.

“Will we need a new CEO?”

“I heard President Farrell eliminated her sisters to take over the company and her family.”

“If she goes to jail, will Vice President Farrell step in? She hasn’t been here long, but she’s performed well lately. I’d prefer her over that Liberty Hunt, whom we know nothing about.”

The Farrell family drama had spread throughout Jensburg.

While everyone publicly feigned indifference, behind the scenes, conversations were rife with speculation.

Some employees even placed bets on whether Kathryn or Liberty would assume control.

Kathryn was the daughter and chosen successor of the current Matriarch, while Liberty was the heir of the previous Matriarch.

Both were supported by influential elders, intensifying the competition.

Hadn’t the Farrell Group been attempting to undermine Liberty’s business?

Yet Liberty had also taken some of their business.

“Don’t you all have work to do? Do you still want to keep your jobs?”

Marco and his brothers returned to the company and found many employees engaged in discussions.

Upon hearing their topic of conversation, their expressions darkened, and they shouted at the crowd.

Within the Farrell Group, Marco and his brothers maintained authority.

Their reprimand sent everyone scurrying back to their workstations.