Cloud's mouth opened wide when he saw me rage out. He remained silent for a few moments and sighed ruefully before he said, "I know you are furious about the matter, Gael, but so am I. However, you just can't act rashly—"
"Don't worry. I promise I won't be rash."
I interrupted Cloud's words and took out my phone before I called a number and said icily, "Come find me in the restaurant."
Jay knocked on the private room's door a minute later and walked in. She nodded toward Cloud first and then faced me before she said, "You needed me for something, sir?"
I nodded at her before I ordered her, "There's a man called Sam Campbell living in the western outskirts of Razor City. You have half-an-hour to find out everything about him."
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