Chapter 726

Chapter 726:

Listening to him, Sadie couldn’t help but smirk. Coyle had this coming.

“Oh, there’s something even more intriguing,” Blaine added, pausing as if savoring the moment. His tone turned cryptic.

“What is it?” Sadie asked.

“Sutton has vanished,” he said in a hushed voice, tinged with curiosity. “Early this morning, Coyle’s men were scouring everywhere, but they’ve found no trace of him.”

This revelation caught Sadie off guard. Sutton was missing? What was going on?

A flicker of confusion crossed her features as her brows knitted together. “Vanished?”

“Completely,” Blaine confirmed. “Not a single lead on where he went. Nobody can figure out how he managed to disappear without a trace.” His voice carried a note of inquiry, making it clear that Sutton’s sudden absence had left him equally perplexed.

Sadie remained quiet, her thoughts racing. Who was responsible for this? And why?

Blaine chuckled. “Coyle must be losing his mind right now. The company is falling apart, and his son is nowhere to be found. He’s probably tearing through the office in a fit of rage.”

Despite the situation, Sadie felt no real sense of satisfaction. Something about Sutton’s disappearance unsettled her.

𝙎𝙚𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖑 𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖞 at 𝔤𝖆𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀．𝗰𝗼𝗺

“Enough of these serious matters,” Blaine said, changing the subject with a playful tone. “Enjoy your stay at the hot spring. I’ll take care of things here. Don’t worry, everything is under control.”

“Appreciate it,” Sadie said quietly.

“No need for formalities with me,” Blaine chuckled. “Take it easy. Talk later.”

As the call ended, Tina knocked on the door before stepping inside.

“Mr. Castro, Coyle has requested to see you.”

Blaine adjusted his attire and made his way to the chairman’s office. The moment he arrived, Coyle greeted him with exaggerated warmth, his expression overly eager.

“Blaine! Glad you came. Please, have a seat,” Coyle said, pouring a cup of coffee with great enthusiasm.

Blaine, uninterested in small talk, got straight to the point. “Mr. Wall, what do you need?”

He leaned back, crossing his legs casually, exuding indifference.

Coyle’s smile stiffened momentarily. However, needing Blaine’s cooperation, he forced himself to maintain composure. Clasping his hands together, he let out a strained chuckle. “Blaine, our company is experiencing a bit of difficulty, and I was hoping you could lend a hand.”

“Lend a hand?” Blaine arched an eyebrow, his voice laced with amusement. “You’re referring to Burgess Group abruptly canceling the partnership, aren’t you?”

Coyle’s face grew tense. He hadn’t expected Blaine to be so blunt.

“Yes, exactly,” he admitted reluctantly. “That partnership was essential to us, and now the entire company is in turmoil.”

He paused for a moment before continuing, “After considering the situation, I believe only Sadie has the ability to resolve this mess.”

“Mr. Wall, have you forgotten that you were the one who personally and publicly dismissed Ms. Hudson?”

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