Jovie nodded, her tone lightening slightly as she remarked, “It doesn’t make a difference if something happens to Lao Xu; she’s unaware of our real identities. Even if she tries to investigate, tracking us down will be quite challenging.” Jase pressed on, asking, “Aunt, if ine manages to get the goods to Hong Kong Ind, should we set someone up to capture her again?” He noted, “Her family is pretty wealthy, so we can’t let this opportunity slip away!”


    Jovie smirked, saying, “Of course! Let her help us move the subpar goods—sess means a profit of one million dors. If you manage to capture her, you could potentially squeeze out several million! But we need to wait until she arrives safely on Hong Kong Ind. If she gets caught in New York, it’ll all be for nothing.”<fne19f> Readplete version only at FιndNovel</fne19f>


    With that, Jovie stood up and announced, “I’m heading to the runaway team. There’s an older man visiting family in the U.S. who’s been trying to flirt with metely. He’s leaving in two days. Get ready; I need you to check out the Chinese district in Seattle for a suitablerge house. If we find one, we should rent it. Once I’ve secured this old man, we’ll be moving west.”


    Yosef quickly interjected, “Aunt, isn’t Seattle a bit too far? It’s thousands of kilometers from east to west…”


    Jovie shot back coldly, “What do you know? Each time we relocate, we need to go as far as possible! Once Seattle is settled, I’ll leave the U.S. for a while, heading to Toronto and Vancouver, and I won’t be back this year.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    She then fixed her gaze on Jase and Yosef, her tone icy. “If you two keep indulging in alcohol, I won’t take you with me in the future. You’ll be heading back to northern Myanmar!”


    The two quickly assured her, “Don’t worry, we promise we won’t overindulge again…”


    Jovie then red at Hallie, who flinched in fear, repeatedly saying, “Aunt, don’t worry. I’ll never touch my phone again…”


    Seeing that the three of them had made their promises, Jovie’s expression softened slightly as she said coolly, “I’m leaving now; you all need to hurry up and get ready!” At that moment,


    Yosef received a message. He opened it and quickly said, “Aunt, the blood matching results for the olddy Zhou’s son are in. There’s a patient in the U.S. who matches him. The buyer is offering $500,000, but they want the transnt done as soon as possible. How should we proceed?”


    “Really?” Jovie’s eyes lit up with surprise. “Tell him that if it’s urgent, the price goes up to $800,000, and he must pay a $400,000 deposit upfront. We can schedule the surgery in Mexico for next week, with the remaining $400,000 to be settled before the operation.”


    Yosef hurriedly replied, “Aunt, while the buyer isn’t financially struggling, the $800,000 might be a tough sell…”


    Jovie sneered in disdain, “Nonsense! If it’s difficult, he needs to find a solution! What he wants is a heart, not a kidney! To save him, the olddy is sacrificing someone else’s life, and $800,000 is a bargain for him!”


    “Besides, if he’s in such a hurry, once the heart is removed, I can’t guarantee that other organs will be avable in time. If he’s patient, I can find buyers for the liver and kidney so we can do the surgeries together. But if he’s rushing, he’ll need to pay extra for the urgency—make it clear that this is the price, take it or leave it!” With that, Jovie waved her hand decisively andmanded, “Call him right now!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>