It would still take a little time to send Joanna to "reunite" with Mr. Truman. Her identity was special, and there would always be people watching her.
They were watching her identity, as well as the money she had in the foundation.
That was why Joanna could not be dealt with through a method that was too simple, savage, or brutal. They had to use a little trickery.
Joanna had certain requirements for her public image. Lin Qi clearly did as well, and his requirements were even stricter.
On the second day after Joanna was released from prison, the federal media began reporting the news of her release.
The name "Joanna" suddenly returned from the depths of people's memories to their eyes! Organized by certain individuals, some families of veterans who had lost loved ones went to protest outside Joanna's current residence, holding aggressive signs.
From a completely objective perspective, not every misfortune—the misfortunes of those veterans' families—was the responsibility of Joanna and her foundation.
They had merely filtered out some applications with relatively large funding gaps, fulfilled some requests with relatively small funding gaps, and then pocketed seventy percent of the donations according to the foundation's operating rules. That was all!
It was not just their family doing this, nor was Joanna the only one who had swallowed the money. Everyone did this! Bowling President's wife had been running a charitable foundation for more than forty years. In those forty years, the wealth she had embezzled far exceeded the money Joanna had obtained.
Compared to her, Joanna could only be considered a small bug.
But Joanna's problem was that although she had not broken the rules of the game, she had messed everything up!
She had put things that ordinary people were never supposed to see right in front