Upon hearing this.
Dirk Carter took a deep breath.
He asked, "Confession? Do you mean that Secretary Ronan's downfall was a certain trade of interests?"
The reason he thought this was actually quite simple.
At that time, Ronan Kane was already at the pinnacle of power.
Someone like him had established relationships everywhere, both above and below.
And someone at this level, in a certain sense, already represented the image of the nation and its people, to move him would involve too much.
Unless there was enormous profit involved, it would not be allowed.
"Just like you think, if those at the top hadn't tacitly approved, my father wouldn't have been influenced. Although this happened so suddenly, it's possible that Jethro Houseman acted first and reported later. But no matter what, he had to make sacrifices, and giving up the enormous cake of Varden State was likely one of them."
Claire Kane said.
Back then in Varden State.
It was at the forefront of reform and opening-up.
