Miss President wants to talk to you

The result was alienation and contempt.

That being the case.

There's no need for me to keep a low profile any longer.

After all, he was about to gain access to Rosef's fatal weakness and become a man above the federal government.

"Mr. Gus, just wait and see."

Wilkes glanced at his watch. "From now on, in a maximum of seventy-two hours, Hopkins will say goodbye to this world."

"At that time, I hope you will keep your promise and entrust those pieces of evidence to me!"

Gus nodded expressionlessly: "Then I look forward to your good news."

Wilkes stood up, said goodbye, and left.

What Gus said earlier was indeed true; assassinating Hopkins would be extremely difficult.

But Wilkes was prepared.

He thought to himself that he could create an opportunity by using all the secrets he had.

It's not that difficult.

Chapter 112: Elinor is dead?!

After Wilkes left, he returned to his manor.

Immediately afterwards, he secretly went to a location that no detector could find.

Here are the secret files he collected over more than a decade.

Upon seeing these files, Wilkes finally smiled with relief.

Gus just asked him how he planned to create opportunities.

The answer is here.

This time, it was to deliver Hopkins into his doom.

He decided to use all his cards!

All of this will be done in complete secrecy.

Eleanor will not realize anything until death comes!

……

"Wilks is trying to assassinate me?"

Eleanor looked at the secret telegram in his hand.

The document contains a detailed record of the entire conversation between Gus and Wilkes.

The telegram arrived almost at the same moment Wilkes left the manor.

"Is he crazy?"

Edgar sat across the desk and was quite amazed.

"You keep talking about assassination. Do you really think our Investigation Bureau is just sitting around doing nothing?"

She was genuinely angry.

Wilkes never seemed to take their Bureau of Investigation seriously.

They said they'd plant a bug, and they did.

He said he would assassinate Eleanor, and he really intended to do it.

That overbearing arrogance is just asking for trouble!

"I will send someone to the south right now."

Edgar said coldly, "Since he wants to die, I can grant his wish."

Is this the key point?

Eleanor placed the telegram on the table, looked up, and asked.

“Edgar, take your brain out of your heel and use it one more time!”

"Think about it carefully!"

"Where does Wilkes get the confidence to say that?"

Eleanor was referring to Wilkes's promise.

In just three days, we can send Eleanor to meet God.

He is very confident.

Clearly, they have some hidden cards up their sleeve.

Eleanor's work and life are all within the White House; ordinary people can't even get close to him.

But to Wilkes, these were not problems at all.

Edgar also realized the problem.

She recalled Eleanor's previous experience of mental disturbance.

"You mean he'll have someone cast a spell on you collectively?"

"If that's the case, then there's nothing to worry about."

Eleanor shook her head. After the last incident, the White House had already increased security on the magic side.

Normal group spellcasting is unlikely to have any further impact.

What I'm really worried about is...

Eleanor's voice grew serious. "There are people inside the White House who will do things for him."

"impossible!"

Edgar instinctively retorted, "What kind of class is Wilkes? Does he even deserve to be in the White House..."

She suddenly stopped talking at this point.

Yup!

Didn't Wilkes previously direct a senator to send a wooden carving into the White House?

Edgar still hasn't found out who that senator is.

"Secret files!?"

Edgar finally realized it.

She had learned of the existence of such a thing during the interrogation of Chase.

But what specific people are involved in the files, and what events are recorded?

Chase was just a technician and didn't know any of this.

"Have you finally remembered?"

Eleanor spoke in a normal tone, but Edgar found it to be somewhat sarcastic.

Why do you think I would put so much effort into designing this whole series of performances?

"Even President Roseve played a role in it."

"Does Wilkes, a mere nobody, deserve this kind of treatment?"

"Of course, it's for the secret files!"

This kind of thing is just like the "Records of Officials' Conduct".

As long as it exists, it will attract countless people to covet it.

Getting rid of Wilkes won't solve the problem; it will only arouse more suspicion.

Eleanor had also asked the system where the secret files were kept.

He planned to raid Wilkes' base and surprise him.

As expected, he received an unbelievably long period of thought.

There are far too many important figures involved, far exceeding the level of just one or two senators.

We have no choice but to devise a clever strategy.

At this moment, after hearing Eleanor's explanation, Edgar raised a question.

"But there's something that doesn't make sense!"

She said, "If Wilkes has so many secrets and incriminating evidence, why is he just the president of an electric company now?"

"Isn't that a bit too low-key?"

"If it were me, I would have done it long ago."

At this point, Edgar realized he had misspoke and quickly shut up.

"Long ago what?"

Eleanor looked at Edgar quietly. "Speak, what did you say all along?"

"I handed over all these secret files to you a long time ago!"

Edgar quickly came up with an explanation and laughed it off.

You better be!

Eleanor recalled that Edgar had previously mentioned creating a file to gather intelligence.

But Wilkes had already taken the first step.