The Wolf of Los Angeles

[Chapter 243: Dragging Feet and Causing Trouble]

The next morning, a black bulletproof Mercedes sped toward West Hollywood.

Edward drove the car and asked Hawke, "Boss, those bastards at BlackRock are going to be our long-term enemies. We should sabotage everything they try to push through."

Hawke fully agreed. "Whatever the enemy wants to do, that's what we oppose."

At that moment, Edward recalled a plan Hawke had mentioned more than once. "The marginalized community initiative by BlackRock, starting in Hollywood?"

"We'll think of a way to disrupt things in Hollywood first," Hawke replied succinctly. "Today, Tom Cruise's production company is signing a deal with Eric's studio. Let's go stir up some excitement."

As the car bomb went off near Citrus Square, BlackRock had officially become Hawke's sworn enemy.

The chaos in America could only lead to more division, which Hawke knew would only benefit their cause. While the power of Hawke and Twitter could only take them so far in taking down BlackRock, it wouldn't stop him from using various tactics to undermine their strategic planning.

Without a doubt, the marginalized community initiative was one of BlackRock's most crucial strategies for the future. Hawke couldn't remember how this company became the behemoth it was in the 2020s, but that strategic plan had to be a driving force.