A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 405: Wide Reach
"Have you found Tavish Gray?" Arthur asked, looking at Charlie, after taking the glass of rum from Hosea.

Early in the morning, after learning that Arthur had returned to Saint Denis, Charlie rushed over.

At this time, facing Arthur's question, Charlie sorted out his language a little and said:

"I found it, but it's difficult to handle."

Being able to make Charlie say that it was difficult to handle, Arthur asked curiously:
"Where was he hidden?"

"Sisica Prison."

At this time, even Arthur was a little surprised. Sisica Prison is opposite Saint Denis, not far away. It is an isolated island prison on the Lanahechy River. Beyond the high walls is the river. The only way to get to the island is Apart from fixed ships transporting prisoners and supplies, there is no other way to get to the island.

"Tavish Gray is not a prisoner. How could he be sent to Sisika Prison?"

"It's not clear yet. I have already said hello to Rudy. The next time we transport prisoners, he will accompany us and visit the warden." Hosea said.

To be honest, time is a bit tight.

Arthur nodded and said:
"It's just in the name of visiting the prison. It's just right. I can stop by to see how John is doing. I can't really let him forget about it."

Seeing that the arrangement was completed, Hosea opened his mouth to mention what Arthur was doing in New York.

"You and Trelawney have gone too far, right? How do you plan to end it?"

Although Hosea had some knowledge of what Arthur and Trelawney were doing in New York, Arthur did not tell Hosea about the specific situation.

"Hosea, don't worry, the finishing touches have nothing to do with us. We have done what we should do. Apart from counting the money, everything else has nothing to do with us." Arthur said with a smile.

As for the optimism of Arthur, the instigator, Hosea was still a little worried.

"The impact of this matter is not that simple, Arthur."

"Of course it's not that simple. If there are enough unlucky people and banks, then there will be a complete collapse of the stock market, bank failure, financial panic, and even the Great Depression?" Arthur said casually.

These words sounded a bit distant to Hosea. Except for bank failure, he was not sure he could accurately understand what they meant.

"Bank failure?"

"Run, as long as the first bank fails, the run will start. No bank can withstand the run. Well, don't worry about this. We still have our own problems to deal with, don't we?" Arthur said with a smile.

"Indeed." Hosea nodded, then gave Arthur a cigarette and said:

"That Kernan Lucas, before and after I found out that he was a prosecutor, I learned about the cases he had handled and his reputation. Although he had no famous deeds, judging from the records of those cases, I could only Said he was difficult."

Although Charlie didn't interrupt, the smile on the corner of his intact half of his face seemed to be saying, so what if it's difficult?

Dead people are not difficult to deal with.

……

The news of Arthur's return to Saint-Denis soon spread among interested people, and people came to visit one after another.

The office on the third floor of Saint-Denis also welcomed Arthur for business after a long absence.

The first guest was not someone who wanted something from Arthur, but the engineer who was responsible for the reconstruction of the previous Bronte mansion.

"Mr. Morgan, you are finally back."

Hearing the slight complaint in the tone of the chief engineer in charge, Arthur always found it a bit funny for some reason.It’s not like I didn’t pay him, why are you so resentful?
"Did you encounter some problem that you couldn't decide?"

Next to him, Hosea, who finally no longer had to sit behind a desk but crossed his legs on the sofa, said to the engineer with a smile:

"Ah, I almost forgot about this, I'm sorry."

"..." Apart from the wry smile on his face, the engineer wanted to complain in his heart, but he could only say:
"It's okay, it's okay. After all, Mr. Matthews has too many things to worry about. I understand."

"So, what's the problem? Haven't we already determined the drawings and construction plans?" Arthur asked.

"That's right, Mr. Morgan, our previous drawings did not take into account the low-lying terrain of Saint Denis. The original plan..."

Before the engineer finished speaking, Henry, who had returned from home to work outside, knocked on the door, came in and interrupted:
"Mr. Morgan, there is a guest outside who seems to be unable to wait any longer..."

Well, Henry didn't say anything either, and he was pushed away.

"Mr. Morgan, I finally waited until you came back."

"Isn't this Mr. Moglin?" Arthur smiled politely.

As for why Moglin was in a hurry, Arthur had some guesses, but what did he have to do with Arthur when he was in a hurry?

When Moglin saw that there were other guests in the office and it was not Henry who was delaying him, although he regretted his behavior of rushing in directly, he still said:
"Mr. Morgan, I need to talk to you..."

"Wait a mininute?"

"No, now." Moglin's tone was firm.

Considering that Moglin still provided him with some useful information, Arthur said apologetically to the engineer:

"Let's talk about this later."

"Okay, Mr. Morgan." After the engineer said this, he said goodbye and left.

When Henry outside closed the door, Hosea inside was sitting on the sofa smoking a cigarette, and Arthur just waited quietly for Mo Gelin to speak.

After sorting out his emotions, Mo Gelin said:
"Mr. Morgan, is your previous proposal to acquire the Grand Reagan Cruise Casino still in effect?"

"Oh? I thought this proposal was rejected by you?" Arthur said with a smile.

Moglin had no intention of selling out. After making an offer to Arthur and requesting a one-time cash payment, he continued to emphasize:
"This is definitely a suitable deal, Mr. Morgan. I think there is no need for me to tell you more about this matter."

Is buying the casino on the Great Reagan cruise ship the right deal?

Of course it is.

However, when Arthur got the advantage, he did not forget to dig deep to find out what it was that made Moglin, who was determined not to do it before, now eager to give himself this big advantage for the boss behind him.

"Is the boss behind you buying the stocks of those two companies?" Arthur guessed.

"..."

Not only is it the owner behind Moglin, Moglin himself also bought a lot.

All the savings over the years were in vain.

(End of this chapter)