The Heiress Reborn With A Mystic Space (Lillian) novel Chapter 939

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Robert’s lips curled into a cold, calculating smile. “Why hasn’t Lilian gone public with her identity as the Chairman of Skyreach Group? It’s because she wants to stay in the shadows. For years, people have been desperate to unmask the figure behind that empire. If we use that secret as a bargaining chip for the land, do you think she’ll be willing to talk?”

A spark of realization lit up Rowan’s eyes. “Of course. Skyreach Group has grown at a terrifying speed, and they’ve made plenty of enemies along the way. I also remember that Sinclair Group was dismantled entirely by Skyreach, meaning Lilian was the one who pulled the trigger. A daughter destroying her own father’s company… I doubt she wants that getting out. The public backlash alone would be catastrophic.”

Robert shot him a mocking look. “At least you’re finally using your head. Remember, no matter how powerful someone is, they always have a weakness. It’s just a matter of knowing how to exploit it.”

“I understand, Grandpa,” Rowan said, his voice buzzing with excitement. “I know exactly what to do.” With that, he turned and left the study.

Robert leaned back in his leather chair, staring at the files in deep thought.

Meanwhile, in a sleek high–rise office.

A man sat on a velvet sofa in the lounge area, sipping tea with an air of complete indifference. His assistant stood rigidly by his side.

Behind the desk, another man was sweating as he pored over a set of documents. When he finally finished, he looked toward the sofa with a hesitant expression. “Janus, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Skyreach Real Estate project literally just ended. Is it really the best time to leak this?”

Janus flicked his gaze toward him, his eyes sharp and freezing. “What’s wrong with the timing? The ceremony just wrapped, which makes it the perfect moment to warn the public so they aren’t deceived. Think of it as a public service.”

The man frowned. “But Janus, the news you want me to run… it doesn’t have much hard evidence to back it up. Will the public even buy it?”

Janus let out a cold laugh. “There are always people who will believe it. Besides, I’m telling the truth. Once the story breaks, people will start digging for themselves. Why should I waste my time gathering evidence when the public will do it for me?”

The man thought it over for a long moment. “Fine. If that’s how you want to play it, I’ll run the story. I just hope you’ll have my back if this blows up in my face.”

Janus set his teacup down and stood up, his voice flat and detached. “I want to see Skyreach Group on the front page of every major Kingston headline by tomorrow morning.”

The man stood up quickly. “Don’t worry. I’ll make sure it’s handled.”

“Good,” Janus said shortly, heading for the door with his assistant in tow.

As they stepped out of the office building, the assistant leaned in and whispered, “If we leak this now, won’t Skyreach Group immediately know it was you?”

A predatory smirk crossed Janus’s face. “Let them know. The goal is to flush their Chairman out into the open anyway. It’ll make things much more interesting. And like I said, the information is true. There’s nothing they can do to me. If it causes a disaster for

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