The man turned to leave.

“Wait,” Wesker said.

“What? Do you have anything left to say? You want to really check my sincerity or something?”

Wesker ignored the man’s sarcastic remarks and said, “I am curious about something.”

“I see. I suppose that’s better than having blind trust. What is it that you are curious about?”

“You are the one who told us to pressure Lara Browning by telling her the damages she caused to her family.”

“There’s no need to thank us for that. We suggested the plan to you because we also had something to gain.”

“But how did you know to do that?” Wesker asked, and the man gazed intently back.

Wesker continued, “A person who knows Lara Browning deeply could come up with that plan. Honestly, I thought the plan would fail.”

That was why Wesker had ordered Feijadiru to carry out the plan. Of course, there was the reason that Feijadiru was the most fitting to bring up the topic of Lara’s family, but a big reason why Wesker ordered Feijadiru to do the task was that he thought that the plan would fail.

“Yet, the plan succeeded,” Wesker said.

“Was it not supposed to?”

“How were you able to guess how she would act based...