Chapter 166 Dalton Is Still Concerned

• The audio started with a seductive voice from the woman and ended with the sound of clothing rustling. Everyone who was paying attention quickly realized what had transpired next. It was then that Karina became pale. She cast a sidelong glance at the assembly, where vice principal Edmund Anderson was standing with a frown. He had a balding head and a protruding tummy. He cried out, waving his arms wildly, "Turn it off! Tell the student radio station to shut it down immediately! As soon as they recognized their error, the students running the radio station had intended to cut off the broadcast. But the content shocked them so much that they froze.
• More importantly, they were clueless as to how the audio had first entered the broadcasting system. Their radio station appeared to have been taken over by someone. They had no idea that someone had actually taken over their radio station—albeit virtually. The perpetrator was at the Chamber of Commerce, not the school grounds. Trade. Wynter gave Wolf the task while he and Larry were at a dinner party. He devoured so much food that the ball attendants had to serve him—and him alone—multiple helpings. They continued to serve the lamb chops, dessert, and the other food.
• But he had brought Larry along. The leaders of well-known Southdale businesses all assumed Wolf was Larry's son and did not criticize the youngster's eating patterns. They even showered him with accolades. "He has such a robust appetite!" Wolf did not say anything at all over dinner. He appeared prim and proper, if a little distant. Beyond eating, he didn't give a damn about anyone or anything. Larry. Wolf continued to eat till his wristwatch beeped. A smile spread across his naive face as his dark eyes brightened. He requested the tablet secretly from Larry, and he attached it to a portable keyboard. He sat down in the middle of the ballroom just like that.