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Chapter 366.2 Letter of Understanding II

At this time, Imogen no longer cared about hiding her relationship with Troy from Charlie. Troy held her

hand and looked up at Jacob and Eleanor. “That’s what I mean. I’m afraid I have to disagree with the

understanding. Murphy is an adult. I think he should understand what he did. Since you haven’t

educated him well, we should let society give him a lesson.”

Jacob sneered, “Mr. Marshall, your opinion is irrelevant. What is important is Ms. Forbes‘ opinion. Am I

right, Ms. Forbes?”

Hearing the threat in Jacob’s words, Imogen glanced at Troy, shook his hand, and was about to speak

when Troy said again, “You don’t have to threaten Imogen. She is timid. By the way, I’m afraid your

subordinates haven’t informed you yet that Alex is safe now.”

Troy expected that Jacob would use illegal means for Murphy. From the moment the Dodd family

arrived in New York City, Troy had asked Yann’s subordinates to watch their every move.

When Jacob and Eleanor came here, Yann had already led people to rescue Alex.

Imogen and Charlie felt surprised and pleased.

Charlie glanced at Troy’s figure.

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She swore that she had never liked Troy so much.

However, the expressions of Jacob and Eleanor changed.

Jacob kept himself together and stared at Troy without blinking. “Are you tricking me?”

“You can tell if I’m tricking you by calling your subordinates,” Troy looked calm.

Jacob felt his heart sank.

The cell phone in his pocket happened to ring at this time.

Eleanor became even more anxious. She took out the phone from Jacob’s pocket to answer.

Eleanor looked lost after hearing what the other end said. She didn’t hold the phone tightly, which fell to

the ground with a “pop” sound.

Seeing Eleanor’s reaction, Jacob knew that what Troy said was true.

Alex was rescued.

Jacob sighed, swallowing his pride, “Mr. Marshall, I hope you can understand my feelings as a father. If

I have offended you, please forgive me. As long as you agree to write the Letter of Understanding, you

can request any conditions you want.”

Charlie felt confident and asked, “What if we don’t agree?”

Jacob smiled and glanced at Troy. “Ms. Franco, don’t act on your own initiative. The business field is

like a battlefield. Whether turning into an enemy or a friend is only within one thought.”

He was implying that since they weren’t seriously harmed, it would be better to understand each other

and form a good relationship.

Otherwise, the Dodd family would definitely become an enemy of the Marshall family.

Although the Dodd family’s power was mainly within Jubilian City, their extensive connections should

not be underestimated

It was better to be friends than enemies.

Troy said calmly, “I have already made a reservation for a restaurant. I would like to invite Mr. and Mrs.

Dodd to taste the New York City flavor. Why don’t we talk about it in the restaurant?”

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“Okay.” Jacob nodded in agreement.

“Please.” Troy turned sideways and raised his right arm.

Jacob and Eleanor left one after the other.

Watching their figures disappear outside the door, Imogen pointed at herself and Charlie. “Should we

go, too?”

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“No need. I’ll talk to them,” Troy patted her hand and comforted her, “I am leaving now. Wait for my

good news.”

“If we must forgive Murphy, you should raise some high conditions,” Imogen didn’t forget to remind him.

“Um.”

After Troy left, Imogen felt relieved and turned around just to find herself meeting Charlie’s teasing

gaze.

Imogen felt her heart skipped a beat. She looked away guiltily, fearing that Charlie would ask her

something.

However, Charlie didn’t ask anything but just sighed, “Hey, Imogen, for the first time, I feel that dimwit is

still somewhat useful.”

It was true.

Imogen had told him not to help, but in the end, he came forward. She sighed, feeling she had owed

him again.