Neil, seeing his boss getting angry, had originally wanted to report that Zach deliberately tripped him.
However, as he noticed the sullen gaze of his boss, he swallowed back his words.
Dallin seemed to be displeased with him.
'Why?'
Neil didn't get it, nor did he dare to ask about it. Instead, he glared at Zach and slinked out while holding his head.
When Dallin was angry, he didn't dare to act recklessly.
After Neil left, Zach revealed a smug smile. Taking the chair, he brought it over to Julien and said, "Mr. Flint, please have a seat."
Julien slightly raised his chin, slowly sat down, and elegantly crossed his legs.
"Mr. Sullivan, you asked me just now if I was responsible for your injuries. Now I can tell you the answer. It wasn't me," Julien said, looking at Dallin, who still had an ominous look on his face.
Dallin turned to him. "It wasn't you? Do you think I'll believe that?"
He sneered, adding, "You're my only rival in Port City. Who else would do such a thing?"
"I don't know who did it, but I can tell you for sure, it wasn't me. I've always been fair and square. I wouldn't have taken such trouble if I meant to harm you. After all, even if I did act against you, there is nothing you could do."
Julien interlocked his fingers on his abdomen, looking at Dallin as if he were a clown.
Dallin fell silent, unable to come up with a response for a moment.
He couldn't find any words to refute Julien.
There was a certain truth in Julien's words. Julien could indeed act against him openly.
And he couldn't fight back, not in this city.
Julien didn't have to take this approach.
In other words, Julien wasn't the one behind the attack.
'If it weren't Julien, who could it be?'
Dallin was lost in thought, images flashing through his mind, but Sydney's face was not among them.
Dallin didn't think Sydney was capable of doing such a thing.
Firstly, she was a woman, and secondly, what could she accomplish with her limited status?
Even with Julien's backing, she probably didn't dare make a move against him.
He never suspected Sydney simply because he looked down on women and believed that they couldn't achieve anything significant.
So, he ruled out the possibility of Sydney doing it.
Although Julien didn't know about Dallin's shallow perception, he wasn't worried even if Dallin suspected Sydney.
After all, Sydney only drew up the plan, and it was Luke who contacted Victor.
Even if Dallin were to investigate, he would only trace it back to Victor. It would not lead to Luke, not to mention Sydney.
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