Chapter 289

Kennedy, having realized this, responded, "Mr. Lewis, thank you for understanding my situation." "The acupuncture needs to continue uninterrupted for about 40 more minutes. Jordan's men should be arriving soon, right? It's all in your hands now, Mr. Carter," Steven remarked. Steven paid little mind to Kennedy's maneuvers. Those in positions of authority often prioritized self-preservation and avoided confrontation unless directly threatened. Kennedy nodded firmly. "Rest assured, Mr. Lewis. Even if Jordan himself shows up, I’ll find a way to stall him for 40 minutes." "I'm not worried. If you can't stop him, it’s your father's life on the line," Steven replied bluntly. Kennedy was accustomed to Steven's straightforward approach. While unsettling for someone accustomed to politeness and flattery, it felt refreshingly genuine. "Mr. Lewis, I'll buy you as much time as I can. When the moment comes, slip out the back," Kennedy said. With resolve, Kennedy and his secretary stepped outs