Rueben took the initiative to travel to Japan, which brought somefort to Master Moore’s heart.


    He couldn’t help but think, “Rueben and Jasmine aren’t siblings, but it’s quite unusual for Rueben to show such care for Jasmine…”


    With that thought in mind, he let out a light sigh and remarked, “Rueben, go ahead and arrange for a flight. I’ll apany you!”


    Rueben quickly protested, “Grandpa, there’s no need for you toe along. You’re getting older, and the unfamiliar environment could be troublesome if anything goes wrong. Besides, my father is still abroad, and Aurous Hill needs someone to oversee things. You should stay home, and I’ll figure out a way to bring Jasmine back!”


    Master Moore hesitated for a moment, aware that his presence in Japan wouldn’t significantly change the situation. Additionally, if both he and Rueben left for Japan, the Moore Group wouldck leadership. <h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Considering the vast family business worth hundreds of billions, even routine affairs can be quite demanding, especially during the holidays. If no one remained in charge, any unforeseen issues could lead to substantial losses.


    Reluctantly, Master Moore nodded and replied, “Alright! I’ll stay home. Make sure to choose some capable people and leave as soon as possible!” <fnd236> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? find?novel</fnd236>


    Rueben reassured him, “Don’t worry, Grandpa! I’ll take care of everything!”


    Without dy, Rueben made a call to gather several assistants and over a dozen bodyguards, arranging for a flight to Japan that would take off in an hour.


    Meanwhile, Master Moore contacted Charlie and informed him, “Master Wade, Jasmine and herpanions are unreachable. I’m worried something may have happened to them. I’ve sent Rueben to Tokyo immediately!”


    Charlie inquired from the other end, “Are there any clues at all?”


    Master Moore sighed, “Unfortunately, there are none. I had someone check with the hotel, and they only mentioned that Jasmine and her group left by car over an hour ago, but their destination remains unknown.”


    Charlie asked again, “Did Jasmine inform you about her ns for the outing?”


    With deep sadness, Moore replied, “No… Jasmine returned to the hotel after the New Japan Rail meeting, updated me on the negotiations, and mentioned she might continue discussions the next day. However, I have no idea where she went tonight, as she never mentioned anything.”


    It was clear that Rueben had been very clever in orchestrating this situation.


    When Jasmine faced obstacles in her negotiations with Hashimoto Konzen from New Japan Railway, he had been there to encourage her, boosting her morale and fueling her determination to seed.


    Earlier that afternoon, he had hinted, “I might have a surprise in the morning,” which served as a psychological nudge for Jasmine.


    Thus, when Hashimoto called her to finalize the contract, Jasmine naturally thought of a surprise for her family. Consequently, when she left the hotel, she only shared her ns with herpanions.


    This was precisely what Rueben had intended.


    At that moment, Charlie was filled with concern.


    Upon hearing about Rueben’s trip to Japan, he had no doubts about Rueben’s intentions. His primary focus was on Jasmine’s unknown whereabouts in Tokyo. The most crucial step was to reach out to someone in Tokyo and quickly gather information from the hotel to trace Jasmine’s movements after she left.


    With that thought, he ended the call with Moore and reached out to Nanako.