My third move wasn't actually disrupted by Gabriel's rebirth.

Because I knew most people tend to judge others by their own standards.


Especially now that he was such an experienced business leader.

In his eyes, on this night, I would surely use the Lindell family's power to help Ethan seize the opportunity, change Old Mr. Koster's will, and push Ethan into power.

He wouldn't consider a second possibility.


Because he too was eagerly awaiting this night, waiting for the day he would return to the top.

But I wouldn't let him have his way.


From the beginning, my third move was never about seizing power.

Old Mr. Koster was a good man, and he greatly respected the Lindell family.

Since I knew he would silently pass away on this night, why not prepare in advance?

Gabriel had only been reborn for a month and might not know that for the past half year, Old Mr. Koster had been going to the hospital for weekly check-ups.

The tonics he used were far better than before.

Old Mr. Koster's health was actually much better than in my previous life.

From the beginning, I only wanted to make Old Mr. Koster dislike Gabriel.

The first move was like this, and so was the second.

The third move was to create various illusions, making Gabriel think the Lindells wanted to support Ethan and gradually swallow up the Koster Group.

Once he acted, combined with Old Mr. Koster's previous dissatisfaction with him, abandoning him would be inevitable.

Of course, we should thank modern medicine for this.

Otherwise, I wouldn't know how to set up this trap.

So in the original plan, Old Mr. Koster was also supposed to "fake his death" tonight.

With Gabriel's rebirth, the only extra thing I did was invite him to Maple Park.

If he had been at the Kosters' mansion, he might have noticed something was off early on.

Of course, today's events also had Old Mr. Koster's cooperation.

Old Mr. Koster trusted Ethan.

Ethan said Gabriel wanted to seize the Koster family because of previous events, so why not test him?

So he agreed to try.

I saw Gabriel again three months later, in detention.