The Cherished Wife (Noelle and Charles) novel Chapter 175

Charles glanced at Sean before turning back to Ronald. “Tell Lareal to find out whose instructions they were acting on. Feel free to use any unique interrogation methods he has should the need arise.”

“Yes, sir.” Ronald nodded, realizing that Charles was truly angered this time.

Sean raised an eyebrow. “Where’s Lareal? I’ll go hang out with him!”

Charles looked at Ronald, who felt a feeling of helplessness wash over him. However, since it was Sean, there was nothing else Ronald could do other than say, “The usual spot.”

The usual spot Ronald was referring to was the underground arena that functioned as Brookville’s largest meeting spot. There were plenty of legends surrounding that place. Not only was it a place where people went to entertain themselves, but it was also a living hell for those who did not know what was best for them.

Sean’s gaze instinctively landed on Charles once again. He had not expected Charles to be taking things so seriously this time. He gave Charles a long, knowing look as he said, “I’ll go check things out and report back to you with results within a day.”

Once Sean left, Charles drummed his fingers against the table, a smile curving his lips. “Have Lareal work with Sean!”

“Yes, sir!” Ronald answered with a small smile. When he saw the glint in Charles’ eyes, Ronald finally understood that Charles had managed to trick Sean into assuming responsibility for the entire affair. “Mr. Hoffman, about Winter Shaw…”

Ronald handed over everything he had managed to find out to Charles. “This is all the information we’ve gathered regarding Winter’s time in the entertainment industry these past years. I must admit that Winter’s got some moves hidden beneath her belt.

"Otherwise, given her experience and skillset, there’s no way she would've made it to where she is now that quickly!”

Ronald paused for a minute before adding, “Madam is not the only person she has been mistreating over the years. She’s also been doing plenty of shady things in the entertainment industry.”