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Chapter 230 Ten days later, the warship successfully docked.

Glenn, representing Ceruland, personally cto greet her.

A man said, "Ms. Yates, thank you for your contribution to the country.

"Now, please cwithto Jelasica to sign the official contract,” Quinlyn looked up at the man in front of her.

10074 11 It had been two months since the last tshe saw him. The hair on his temples had turned much whiter and the wrinkles around the corners of his eyes had deepened.

But his eyes that looked at her were still full of kindness and carried a glimmer of a smile.

She greeted him in a soft voice. "Glenn." Glenn whispered back to her, took her hand, and walked slowly through the line of soldiers. "Well done, thank you." With sluxury cars leading the way, the motorcade escorted them, driving all the way from the pier to the main road.

As the car turned at a corner, she glanced out the window and saw several cars parked on the side of the road, with a group of people standing nearby.

Among them were Joseph, Stanley, Larry, Edward, the Wilsons, Jolie, Claude, and Mandy.

Although they were separated by the guardrail, they still wanted to see Quinlyn and make sure she was safe. She raised her hand and waved to Mandy.

Unfortunately, the car windows were made of one-way glass so they couldn't see her.

Glenn said, "Once you've signed the documents and finished the handover, you'll be able to see them." Only then did Quinlyn turn back and lean back in her seat.

Suddenly, a hand stretched out in front of her, with a strangely colored candy on the palm.

Glenn asked, "Want some? It's tea candy. I promised you last time." Quinlyn was taken aback. She turned to him, but she couldn't detect any hint of probing in his expression.

So she also took a candy, peeled off the wrapper, and popped it into her mouth without hesitation.

The light tea fragrance mixed with sweetness spread in her mouth. It was delicious.

She couldn't help but smile a little, like a cat that had finally found food after a venture.

Glenn patted her head, his voice mellow and kind. "No matter what happened before, you are a hero now.

"That document will make everyone in this country remember you." The candy bulged Quinlyn's left cheek before it slowly moved to the right side after a long time.

She whispered, "Well, thank you, Glenn." 1/4 08:17 Fri, 11 Apr Chapter 230 Glenn was sharp and smart enough to guess what she had done.

But he was willing to help and facilitate the agreement, which meant that he believed Quinlyn.

70 100/70 M Quinlyn said, "Thankfor what? You are my lucky star. Someone ctolast night and askedto let Joseph go." The higher the position, the more obedient the subordinates.

As soon as Glenn handed over the Special Operations, speople tried to curry favor with him.

Quinlyn thought about it for a while.

She asked, not knowing much about bureaucratic staff, "So, will you accept it?" Glenn asked, revealing a sly and cunning smile, "Why not?" Glenn explained, "In the past, I was watched closely by my peers.

"Now that things are different. I don't have to be so cautious.

"But after Zebulon gets out, I'll still send him abroad." He had the power to get Zebulon out. He was just a child who had made no serious mistakes.

For Quinlyn, who had experienced what happened on Rainbow Island, where humans were treated as playthings, and witnessed the ruthlessness of the rich and powerful, Glenn could be counted as a righteous gentleman.

She had gradually realized that there were no completely good people in this world.

Now she thought it was commendable to be able to safeguard the interests of the majority.

The contract signing ceremony at the Jelasica Convention Center wasn't open to reporters so it wouldn't be reported but it was still a grand one.

As Quinlyn walked up the red carpet and the stairs, she noticed two or three rows of men dressed in various uniforms below. Their badges gleamed brightly on their shoulders.

Curtis was among them.

Quinlyn and Curtis' eyes met. Curtis looked relieved. He moved his lips as if to say, "Go on." Quinlyn turned and shook hands with a gentleman with a side-parted hairstyle. He handed her a document. She read it thoroughly once more.

The man smiled, not minding it at all. He just stood still, waiting for her.

Only after confirming that the content was okay did Quinlyn take the pen and sign her name.

This document had two copies.

After both parties signed the document, Quinlyn officially gave half of the technology to Ceruland representing the Ideal Land.

Half a month later, a group of Cerulandic planes landed on Rainbow Island.

This incident alarmed other countries. The leaders of the other countries, who had previously avoided contact with Ceruland, called to request a video conference one after another.

Glenn sat in the first seat on the left side of a long table, watching the people on the screen arguing loudly. A relaxed smile 2/4 * 100% Chapter 230 remained on his face.

No matter what Quinlyn did, it made the club members of the island obediently follow her orders, afraid to speak out.

In short, Ceruland was the biggest winner of this bloodless war.

Glenn said, "What satellites can't capture is unowned. Whoever gets it first gets to keep it.

"If you still want to argue, you are welcto make the list of the members public.

"And then we'll distribute everything in international court." His words left them speechless.

11 If the human experiments on the island were exposed, it would be enough to cause social unrest, let alone make the list of names public.

At this time, the wealthy were still constantly calling Quinlyn, feeling anxious about the antidote for the next month.

The first two times they had been tortured enough to ha have PTSD This time, they wondered what ridiculous conditions she would put forward. Quinlyn was working on ideas to decorate a bulletin board.

She had missed a lot of classes so the teacher was very unhappy and asked her to write ten essays and written brighten the bulletin board during the winter vacation, all on topics like 'My Daily Life', 'Great Dreams', 'My Little Plants', and so on. She managed to borrow the Wilson family's laboratory to cultivate a rare ghost flower. Now she was making a poster of this flower.

She answered the phone and said casually, "Then do sgood deeds. First, build a hundred charity primary schools." These wealthy men whose funds had been tight recently wondered what she was doing this time.

But she was not extorting money from them. The money wouldn't end up in her pocket.

They thought, 'Forget it. It's charity. Maybe it will be good for the stock price!' Every one of them had been busy making money to save the stock price. They never thought they would have to pay more and more every time.

When they died later, people might think they died from exhaustion caused by working too hard.

Elowyn's voice cfrom outside the door. "Quinlyn, are you ready? We're going to install the Christmas tree.” Only then did Quinlyn remember it. She put the flower in the Petri dish and went out.

Quinlyn said, "Elowyn, I'm sorry I was too focused." Elowyn laughed, "It's okay. Installing the Christmas tree is to have fun. Don't be so nervous about it." Their voices faded away around the corner.

The flower in the Petri dish instantly decayed after being cut off from oxygen, turning into wisps of light smoke, like a wandering ghost.

A flying insect bumped into it and was immediately killed.

Downstairs, Zaid and Joseph had just returned from work, still wearing suits.

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Stanley and Larry were dressed in pajamas, looking more like the owners of the house than.

of Zaid and Joseph did. They worked together, one on each side, and set up the base of the Christmas tree. Around them were many gold and silver gift boxes. A lifelike reindeer was standing beneath the tree. Quinlyn was immediately drawn to the enormous Christmas tree, which stood at least fifteen feet tall. Elowyn said, "Quinlyn, cand hang these little ornaments up." Elowyn handed Quinlyn a small red bag filled with bells, stars, and various ornaments.

Quinlyn was short. She climbed up the ladder and turned to look out the window, finding that it was snowing outside.

She had arrived in the city in the summer and now she was celebrating Christmas.

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