Johanna decided to engage the Fuller family and Felicia. She accessed her contacts and located a group of friends she and Archie had known during their difficult times. Initially, Archie had been a low-level member of this group; however, after his involvement with the Russell family's young lady, they became his subordinates. His death remained unannounced, and even if it were, these minor thugs lacked the influence to interfere with the Russell family. Now, however, they could prove useful.

She dialed the number, receiving an immediate answer. The background noise indicated a noisy location, likely a bar. Their surprise at her call was evident.

“Ms. Rosario! Wow, long time no see! How are you? Where's Mr. Rosario? When are we going out for a drink?”

Their optimism was misplaced. Johanna's disdain was palpable. This group had once bullied her and Archie, treating them contemptuously. Only after Archie's rise did they begin fawning over him, eagerly seeking to become his lackeys and addressing her as "Ms. Rosario" and Archie as "Mr. Rosario." She had long ceased contact with them, even considering deleting their numbers, but Archie had insisted they could handle certain tasks. He viewed them as expendable lackeys—a small investment for occasional services. Now, they were needed.

Johanna spoke with a condescending tone. "Archie's busy. Unlike you, who have nothing better to do than petty theft in alleyways."

"You're right, Ms. Rosario. We're small fry. How can we compare to Mr. Rosario? He won the heart of the Russell family's young lady!"

"Enough. I called because I need something done; if you do it well, you won't have to worry about Archie looking after you."

None of them envied Archie's journey from orphaned low-level lackey to a key figure in the Russell family, ultimately becoming engaged to their daughter. They couldn't fathom such a dramatic rise in status. Sadly, their past mistreatment of Archie and Johanna had forfeited their opportunity to share in his success. Now, however, refusing Johanna's offer would be foolish.

"Ms. Rosario, just give the order, and we'll complete it perfectly!"

"Good. I need you to find someone, and then…"

Her plan targeted the Fuller family. Reviewing news reports from the time of Ruben's death, she developed a strategy. She learned that after Ruben's murder at the hands of Kayla and Shawn, Dexter had reached a settlement with Mina, paying substantial compensation. What if Mina were also dead, murdered in the same manner—strangled and her body disposed of with her car in the water? Public outrage would be intense. Could the Fuller family withstand another such scandal? Even if innocent, public perception would blame them, assuming revenge for the settled incident. With a little nudge, the Fuller family would inevitably face financial ruin. Once weakened, crushing them would be trivial.

Johanna finished her explanation, leaving the lackeys stunned. "W-Wait, that's… that's murder! It's illegal!"