CHAPTER 810: CHAPTER 810: WHY NOT FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE

"But..."

"Think about it, if you hesitate even a little now, will you not regret the consequences later?"

Eleanor Sterling imagined the consequences.

If she knew Tristan Keating was about to fall into danger and ignored it, maybe she wouldn’t feel anything now, but she might regret it in the future.

She didn’t seek recognition or reward, she just wanted to be true to her heart.

Eleanor Sterling looked up at Alaric Faulkner, seeking his support. Alaric Faulkner, seeing Eleanor Sterling’s uncertainty, stepped forward, took her hand, and said gently, "Do whatever you want to do."

He looked at Eleanor Sterling with a determined gaze, as if he would stand behind her no matter what she did.

Suddenly, Eleanor Sterling felt confident and made her decision.

She turned to Caleb Faulkner and said, "Caleb, send someone to the Keating Family immediately to watch over Tristan Keating, and stop all of Giselle Keating’s schemes."

Caleb Faulkner nodded immediately, "Got it! Mommy."

In the end, Eleanor Sterling chose to take action.

She just needed to be true to her heart and not let her future self regret, even if this matter might be thankless.

"I think if we want to catch Giselle Keating and others in one sweep, why not use the same trick and turn the tables on them," Alaric Faulkner suddenly said.

"You mean like what we’re doing now, create a deception to make her think she’s succeeded?"

"Yes, only then will they let their guard down."

Giselle Keating was like a persistent fly, repeatedly targeting those around her. Eleanor Sterling didn’t want to let her go. If she only stopped Hugo Griffin this time, she wouldn’t be able to bring Giselle out.

But by setting a trap for them, they could be caught in one go.

Perhaps only by making Giselle Keating end up like Faye Sterling could she have a day of peace.

Eleanor Sterling nodded, "Alright, then don’t make a move yet. Strike at the crucial moment, then make her think she’s succeeded, and we’ll catch her and Hugo Griffin in one sweep!"

As for how to deal with Giselle Keating after exposing her, Eleanor Sterling already had an answer in mind.

She heard that Rosalie Ray had Faye Sterling locked up in a mental institution, so let Giselle Keating face the same fate.

...

The Faulkner Family was in chaos, Old Master Faulkner was hospitalized again, and others were eyeing the Family Head position now that Alaric Faulkner was dead.

Later, Jasper Faulkner returned to stabilize the situation, so everyone temporarily dared not act recklessly.

This news quickly reached Franklin Faulkner’s ears.

Franklin Faulkner showed a hint of joy on his face, muttering, "Alaric Faulkner is dead? Is this true?"

"That’s right, the two elders of the Faulkner Family are in the hospital, and the Faulkner Family is now fighting over the inheritance, but Jasper Faulkner has temporarily stabilized the situation."

"Ha, Jasper Faulkner." Franklin Faulkner’s face showed a trace of disdain, "He’s been poisoned too, and will soon follow in Alaric Faulkner’s footsteps."

"Mr. Faulkner, now the situation is extremely favorable to us."

Franklin Faulkner curled his lips into a smile, "Heaven is helping me!"

"I didn’t expect to do nothing and get the benefits of a fisherman. Now the Faulkner Family is scattered, and Jasper Faulkner is struggling to hold on, just waiting for me to make a move and wipe them out."

"Mr. Faulkner, should we have our people make a move immediately?"

"Wait!" Franklin Faulkner’s face turned somber, "Don’t make a move yet."

"But..." The subordinate was puzzled, not understanding why, now that the Faulkner Family was on the brink of collapse and only needed to make a move to take down, Franklin Faulkner was still so cautious.

Franklin Faulkner was in a good mood and, seeing his subordinate’s confusion, generously explained, "Eleanor Sterling is still alive. Although she’s a woman, she has quite a few helpers behind her, and at that time, we might end up biting off more than we can chew."

The subordinate suddenly understood and asked, "So you mean?"

Franklin Faulkner laughed darkly, "You’ll find out then; I naturally have a way."