People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

After all, what can be said?

For the first thirty years or so, Janet didn't have much fun, but in the past six months, she's practically living a second life.

"Whatever makes you happy," Margaret said sincerely after thinking for a moment.

Janet smiled and nodded in agreement.

the other side.

Ding Ze and Diamond sat casually on chairs in the yard, basking in the sun and smoking cigars.

Faced with someone like Ding Ze, Diamond dared not put on any airs of an elder; in fact, he even appeared somewhat humble.

"Mr. Ding, what are your plans for the future?" Diamond asked with some curiosity.

Ding Ze exhaled a puff of smoke. "To be honest, I don't know for now. It seems like nothing special has happened, except... I'll rest for a few days, and then I might go to South Africa."

“South Africa?” Diamond was genuinely surprised to hear that word. “For diamonds?”

When you think of South Africa, diamonds naturally come to mind.

Ding Ze smiled and nodded, "Yes, I sent a team to South Africa to try and steal some diamonds, but there hasn't been any progress yet. I heard that the situation there is quite complicated. Diamond merchants not only have their own private armies, but they also practically control the cities they live in."

"This matter has been dragging on for a while, and I may have to go over and resolve it."

Diamond: "....."

Okay, no problem!

Ding Ze, that insane serial killer, led a group from America to South Africa to steal diamonds…

Very reasonable!

Diamond smiled, feeling he understood Ding Ze's meaning: "To steal diamonds and use them to pay for some people's expenses?"

Ding Ze readily admitted, "That's about right."

The two men chatted for a while.

Margaret and Janet, mother and daughter, finished their conversation and came over.

The weather was lovely today, so the four of them strolled around the garden, taking a walk to kill time, while waiting for Diamond's lawyers to arrive with all the transfer documents.

The estate where Diamond and Margaret lived was very large and had a very beautiful environment.

Ding Ze and Janet strolled along and eventually reached the pond.

The pond is quite large and very clear. Under the sunlight, the fish swim around and look very carefree.

The pond is surrounded by shady trees and has rows of solid wood benches.

The two found a chair and sat down facing the pond, quietly enjoying this rare moment of tranquility in the bustling city.

Time passes quickly.

Diamond's legal team has arrived.

Ding Ze and Janet returned to the garden in front of the house.

Signing a contract is not a complicated matter, especially since it's a father transferring his business to his daughter, so it shouldn't take much time.

Swish swish.

Janet gripped the pen and signed quickly.

Even so, because there were so many contracts to sign, Janet still managed to sign them for about ten minutes before she could finish.

"My hand is sore," Janet said to Ding Ze in a coquettish tone, putting down her pen and rubbing her wrist.

The lawyers heard it, but they tacitly pretended not to hear it and didn't look at Ding Ze.

It's not that I don't want to watch, it's that I'm afraid to watch.

After all, that's Ding Ze, the damn serial killer who's murdered countless people.

Ding Ze grinned mischievously, "I'll make it up to you later."

Janet naturally knew what the compensation would be, and was actually quite happy, but her parents were right there...

"Compensation my ass," Janet said with a laugh, still feeling a little embarrassed.

After uttering a curse, Janet turned directly to the legal team beside her.

Diamond didn't just propose handing over all the business to Janet yesterday; Janet had already figured out how to handle it.

"You guys handle the legal procedures. I want to integrate all these businesses into one Austin Group..."

Janet began, her words clear and concise, displaying the demeanor of a powerful businesswoman as she explained her plan.

The lawyers in the legal team listened quietly, then took their leave and hurried off to their work.

“It’s all sorted out,” Janet smiled, then asked Margaret, “Isn’t it time for lunch?”

"Are you going to do it?" Margaret asked with a playful smile.

Upon hearing this, Janet decisively turned to Ding Ze and said, "Mr. Ding, let's go out to eat and let them starve."

Margaret: "..."

Diamond: "....."

What kind of daughter is this? I've raised her for nothing.

After making a fuss for a while, Ding Ze and Janet stayed for lunch before getting into their car and leaving.

"I'll go to the company and take a look," Ding Ze said after thinking for a moment.

Janet had no objections; she was willing to go wherever Ding Ze went, as long as he was willing to take her with him.

Soon, Rolls-Royce headed straight for Dongfeng Security outside Miami.

About an hour later.

to the place.

After some time, Dongfeng Security has undergone some very noticeable changes, which is quite interesting.

Chapter 232 Three Forces, Operation in South Africa

A protective shield-like layer appeared above the entire Dongfeng security forest.

This protective shield is also very well disguised, matching the color of the woodland, and appears to be able to stretch and contract.

Besides.

Several high-altitude observation towers have also appeared in the woodland.

Overall, the entire woodland looks like some kind of fortress in a post-apocalyptic world.

Interesting.

Ding Ze drove the car and glanced through the windshield, somewhat amused. "John's quite the troublemaker."

Janet was a very smart woman, and she naturally noticed the change. Upon hearing this, she immediately nodded in agreement, and then playfully said, "It's a good thing that he's getting old and has a hobby."

“Haha,” Ding Ze chuckled. “Ms. Austin, say that to his face later.”

Janet glanced at Ding Ze with a smile, "I'm not stupid."

The two chatted and laughed as they reached the center of the woods, which was the location of their base camp.

This place has also changed somewhat.

There's an added decorative fountain, and some other odds and ends.

soon.

Abruzzi, who was indeed getting old and spent most of his time here rather than going out, appeared before Ding Ze and Janet, a cigar in his mouth.

Having not seen each other for some time, Ding Ze and Abruzzi chatted for a while, mainly about Sona Prison, Michael's gang, and the company.

Abruzzi had no idea that the company existed before; the difference in their levels was too great, and he found it very interesting.

"Is that General Kranz a proper general?" Abruzzi asked curiously.

Ding Ze nodded. "Of course."

"So what kind of organization is this company? Is it part of the government? Or something else?" Abruzzi asked again.

"You can think of it as a secret organization composed of a group of powerful and wealthy people. It doesn't have much to do with the government, but it is indeed involved," Ding Ze explained.

Abruzzi understood and eagerly awaited the day when Ding Ze would be able to acquire the company.

After chatting for a while, the two talked about South Africa.

Abruzzi took a deep drag on his cigar. "I've been following the situation in South Africa. There has been progress, but it's been difficult."

"The diamond boss we chose has a very complicated situation..."

Abruzzi then explained in detail.

"We have an action plan, and the success rate is about 80%. However, we need to increase manpower, and the sacrifices will definitely be very heavy."

Ding Ze, upon hearing this, exhaled a puff of smoke and asked, "What about the projected returns?"

“At least ten billion US dollars,” Abruzzi replied.