The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 473: The God-Making Movement

[Chapter 473: The God-Making Movement]

Venice, Butterfly Security Company.

Hawke sat at the head of the conference table, asking Edward to display the photos provided by Leonardo on the white metal projection screen.

The photo showed a beachfront mansion in Malibu, with a vast expanse of land and exceptionally luxurious decor.

Campos recognized it and said, "I think I've seen this mansion before."

Garcia reminded, "This mansion used to belong to the Ackerman family. Sean Ackerman liked to throw parties here. Carlos and I monitored Sean nearby."

Carlos, sitting across, agreed, "That's right. There's a parking lot in front of the side of the mansion for guests' vehicles."

Hawke clearly remembered Sean Ackerman was confined in a secretive underground prison in Inglewood as a blood donor.

He picked up a laser pointer and pointed to the photo, saying, "Now, this belongs to Puff Daddy Sean Combs. I have definite information that before Thanksgiving next month, Puff Daddy will host a party here, inviting many celebrities and socialites."

Months ago, Hawke arranged the task for Butterfly to investigate Puff Daddy and the island.

Juan, responsible for Puff Daddy's side, said, "I also got news about the party. I'm setting up surveillance on his Beverly Hills mansion. According to my investigation, after the Ackerman family incident, Puff Daddy bought this mansion from the government's foreclosure auction."

Hawke asked the key question, "Has he renovated it?"

Juan replied, "Probably not."

Recalling the Ackerman family's usual style, Hawke said to Campos, "You go meet Sean Ackerman and ask about the positions of hidden cameras in the mansion."

...

The mansion had been

These were institutions fully owned by Hawke.

Michelle wanted to attack but felt overwhelmed after seeing the staff composition.

Over ninety percent were men; the few women were family-oriented.

Such women were unlikely feminists.

Michelle understood why LA's political group targeted the Feminist Majority Foundation; Hawke Osment clearly hated women!

Once the FMF rose, she planned to expose this for public backlash.

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At a Brentwood mansion, lights burned bright at night.

Megan Taylor clasped Caroline's slender waist, making her swing up and down, while admiring an unbelievable pair of fruits, exclaiming, "This is impossible, so unfair!"

Hawke, trapped by the two, said, "There are always exceptions."

Megan, despite many times, couldn't grasp it: "That sheep's legs are only as thick as your arm!"

Caroline bowed her head, pressing a pair of horns against Megan's large chest, making a strange sound, "Baa--Baa--"

The sound was contagious; Megan opened her mouth again, echoing, "Baa--"

She quickly covered her mouth, saying, "I caught the stupid sheep's disease!"

Hawke said, "Alright, now I'm the shepherd."

He flipped up, waving a long whip; the baaing continued like releasing a flock.

...

After the sheep were settled, Hawke was hungry and ate lamb chops.

Caroline's cooking was negligible.

Megan managed to fry three small lamb chops.

Caroline, shameless, said while eating, "I'll come over for breakfast every morning."

"Sure," Megan smiled, "One breakfast costs a million dollars."

Hawke ignored them, focusing on eating.

While using his knife and fork, he suddenly felt two feet resting one after another on his legs.

Before he reacted, the feet clashed and pulled back.

"Shameless!" Caroline and Megan simultaneously rolled their eyes at each other.

Hawke finished the lamb chops and said, "An important news event will happen tomorrow; pay close attention to the coverage."

Megan curiously asked, "Are you planning something again?"

"No, I want to help with publicity," Hawke detailed, "Harvard University will hold a major campus speech tomorrow. I've sent people to record it. Natalie Portman will attend and speak. You'll turn it into a hot news story."

"That speech?" Caroline had written it herself.

Hawke nodded, "Right. She will deliver a speech combining feminism and extreme veganism, pushing feminism to the extreme."

Megan asked a few questions.

Caroline answered one by one.

"Sounds interesting," Megan said, no qualms about it. "Anti-feminism is Fox Network's principle; Roger Ailes especially hated feminism."

Hawke knew that, "Feel free to play it up."

Caroline said, "Natalie Portman's reputation has always been good, with some Jewish support behind her. News about her easily becomes a headline."

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