Alfred nodded slightly. "Yes, Speaker. He has both ambition and execution. But I'm still worried. What if he really does establish his own independent kingdom..."

"Hmph," Reeves snorted. "An independent kingdom? Now... he's still a long way from that. Without this 'Black Rabbit' skin I've given him, he's nothing. Let him do whatever he wants. Eugene is watching. Let him continue to watch and report everything to you in detail."

Kronen has already conquered New York.

However, since acquiring the Thorne Group, Ribbs has often had to travel between New York and Chicago to handle Thorne Group affairs.

Now, Reeves controls Chicago's municipal government and has a handle on both the black and white worlds. The Blue Roof Project is making a fortune... He is filled with an unprecedented sense of success.

Although his net worth is not yet 10 billion, it is only a matter of time.

At present, Reeves is fully qualified to stand on equal footing with those traditional wealthy Americans.

A private jet is a standard feature for billionaires.

"Alfred."

"Yes, Speaker."

"Inform Frank, the financial director of the Reebs Foundation, that I need to use some funds." Reebs' voice sounded as if he was discussing the purchase of an ordinary item. "Contact me with the best aircraft manufacturer, Boeing or Gulfstream will do. I don't want to fly first class on American Airlines anymore, the environment is too bad..."

"Understood, Speaker." Alfred's eyes showed no surprise. He simply confirmed, "Do you prioritize the Gulfstream or Boeing's BBJ? Or the Airbus ACJ? Do you need to immediately screen and provide you with several models for your initial selection?"

"You decide on the arrangements," Reeves waved his hand and returned to his seat, casually brushing the brief aside. At that moment, choosing a satisfactory sky palace was far more important to him than the slightly radical actions of a subordinate who was striving to "expand territory" in New York. "Remember, it has to be fast. I hope... in the near future, going to New York for a meeting will be as convenient as going downstairs and taking a private car."