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    Katelyn and Vincent approached theptop, their eyes fixed on the changing digital map.

    They both marveled at the audacity of whoever dared to target Adams Group.

    The map continually updated, with a white circle gradually narrowing over the city until a red dot pinpointed a location.

    To their astonishment, that location was within Wheeler Group’s premises.

    Disbelief flickered in Katelyn’s eyes.

    She spected whether Neil was truly orchestrating these events. “Why would he target Vincent’spany so suddenly? Does he have a death wish?” she pondered. Wheeler Group had grown rapidly but stillgged far behind Adams Group. A cynical smile crossed Vincent’s face as he muttered about Neil’s audacity.

    Unaware of the underlying tensions, Jaxen boasted, “I enhanced our firewall with an anti-positioning featurest night. It locks onto the source of any attack.”

    Katelyn, looking uncertain, inquired, “Is it possible to trace the earlier attacks as well?”

    Jaxen responded with a resigned shake of his head, “This is the best we can do for now.”

    This meant he could only verify the source of the most recent attack, but not the earlier ones.

    Jaxen rubbed his chin, reflecting. “Wheeler Group has risen to be a major yer here recently, which exins their boldness in confronting Adams Group.”

    Something clicked for Vincent, his expression turning icy. He stood and dialed a number on his phone.

    His voice was chilling as he dered, “Effective immediately, halt all dealings with Neil Wheeler and his ventures.”

    Vincent had previously kept his actions against Wheeler Group under wraps, but now he resolved to confront Neil openly for his actions.

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    Katelyn remained silent, lost in her thoughts.

    She doubted Neil would act so rashly and wondered if someone else had set him up.

    She knew well the severe consequences Wheeler Group would face if Vincent decided to retaliate. Vincent had the power to drive Wheeler Group into bankruptcy swiftly.

    Suddenly, she felt Vincent’s piercing gaze and instinctively looked up to meet his probing eyes. Vincent tapped rhythmically on the desk and asked, “What’s on your mind, Miss Bailey?”

    Katelyn’s brow furrowed slightly, caught off guard by his direct question.

    His tone suggested he was gauging her reaction to the unfolding situation.

    She wondered if he suspected her involvement in the cyber-attack.

    Quicklyposing herself, Katelyn responded frankly, “I was thinking Neil Wheeler must be incredibly foolish if he’s really responsible.”

    Adams Group dominated two-thirds of Granville’s economy. If Neil’s actions were proven true, they would likely lead to his own downfall.

    Vincent’s response was frosty. “If mypany’s confidential documents arepromised, the financial damage could be immense. People often take great risks for profit.”

    Katelyn could only nod in agreement, momentarily at a loss for words.

    Though she wasn’t involved, the implications of Neil’s actions weighed on her.

    She preferred to remain an observer, particrly as Vincent seemed intent on dealing with Neil, which somewhat satisfied her own frustrations.

    Vincent noted the subtle shifts in her demeanor but remained unsure of her indifference toward Neil.

    Just then, Katelyn’s phone rang, casting a shadow over her expression.

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