Since she was planning to get close to Burgess, it was better that he was having her monitored.
After breakfast, Oprah headed out and had the driver take her to the Harrison Group headquarters.
***
Meanwhile, in the President's office of Harrison Group.
Burgess held the check, lost in thought. Because it was not thirty million, but fifty. It seemed that she had been doing well these past six years.
Hardy had also worked overnight to gather information about Oprah. Then he reported to Burgess as soon as he got some information, "We checked the surveillance, and we only know that Miss Oprah appeared in the public area last night."
Hardy gave Burgess some proves also, before continuing his report, "We checked the airport, high-speed rail, and other places, but there's no record of her e
