The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 339: Deception Hidden in Plain Sight

[Chapter 339: Deception Hidden in Plain Sight]

Los Angeles, City Hall.

In the conference room, Hawke and Brian sat on opposite sides of a long conference table, signing contracts in front of them before exchanging and signing again. There was no public ceremony, no media attention, just like many political deals, the formal signing slipped under the radar and landed in the pockets of big companies.

This was a contract covering two projects. One involved the City Hall selling the Coast Building to Twitter for $150 million at cost price, under the pretense of supporting the development of Silicon Beach tech enterprises. The other was the City of Los Angeles's financial support plan for key businesses, which provided Twitter with a subsidy of $360 million for technology re

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Betty nodded, "Don't worry, I'll stay close to you."

"Okay," Irene replied, starting the car and driving toward Expo Park.

Betty and several others quickly followed behind her.

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