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Chapter 1104 Go Bust
Arielle was profoundly moved by the sincerity that was palpable upon Jared’s face.
She pursed her lips briefly before she replied, “Indeed, I do have another purpose for being here. I need to locate
one specific individual.”
“You’re trying to find someone?”
Arielle affirmed that with a nod. “I can’t tell you any more than that, as it could be somewhat dangerous. But rest
assured that I will not hesitate to approach if there’s anything that you may be able to help with.”
Jared nodded in acknowledgment, but he still seemed apprehensive. “Does that have anything to do with that call
you just made?”
It might have been better if he did not mention it. The fact that he did elicited a chuckle from Arielle.
“No, it doesn’t,” said Arielle with a subtle smile. “Would you be keen to accompany me to a free meal tomorrow,
though?”
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“A free meal?”
“You heard that right. Not only is it completely free, but it’ll also give us both who came in undeservedly through our
connections a chance to get even. Are you in?” said Arielle with an enigmatic smirk.
“Hell yeah, I’m in!” Jared agreed in a heartbeat.
“Good. Then I’ll let them know that we’re coming.”
With that, Arielle sent Selena a message, short and sweet, to inform her of her own willingness to extend her aid.
Selena could immediately read between the lines. She did not reveal Arielle’s identity to Noah and merely passed
the former’s contact details along.
Across the shores in Horington.
In order to monopolize the supply chain in Horington and put pressure on Vinson, Trevor’s company had
accumulated for themselves a large stockpile of building materials.
A week had passed since, yet they still had not heard anything from the representatives on Vinson’s end.
In the beginning, Trevor was of the opinion that Vinson was just holding back out of pride and believed that it might
take the latter a couple of days to respond. After grinding from dawn to dusk, day in, day out, coupled with the grief
Cecilia had given him, he was terribly worn out. There were several days on the trot when he elected to put up at a
hotel rather than go home.
Although he was willing to wait, his company could not afford to.
Turnaround for the construction supply company had always been slow, and this was only made worse with this
maneuver to sever Vinson’s supply chain. Not only had the company’s cash flow been adversely compromised, but
it had also led them to take on loans that landed them heavily in debt.
If its financial woes were not addressed soon, the company could find itself on the brink of insolvency.
“Mr. Larson,” the company’s chief financial officer said with his brow slick with sweat. “The latest financial report
released showed that the company cannot stay afloat for more than a couple of days. You have to come up with
something, or the other projects are going to be affected as well. If this is to persist, the company’s going to go
bust!”
“You think I don’t know that?” Trevor took a huge puff of tobacco and replied through the swirling spirals of smoke.
“Go over the accounts carefully again and make sure you get every single figure right. I need to know exactly how
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“Understood!” The chief financial officer then exited with a considerable stack of charts in hand.
The unbearably flustered Trevor paced back and forth inside the office.
Past this many days since the commencement of the project, the existing batch of building materials in Luke’s
company should be close to running out. They ought to be looking to make new acquisitions by now, so how is it
then that they haven’t realized that I’ve already bought up all the available materials in Horington?
Going through one cigarette after another, Trevor had the entire interior of the office saturated with its effluvium.
An inopportune rapping then came upon his door.
“Enter.”
In came his assistant, Derek Sully, with some apparent glee. “We’ve received word that Vinson Nightshire has
arrived in Horington, Mr. Larson!”
Trevor’s face lit up. “Really?”
“Yes. He’s just left the airport and should be on his way to the branch office. If my estimations are correct, he must
have discovered that you’ve monopolized the supply chain in Horington and therefore rushed down here to attend
to it personally.”
“Splendid! This is just fantastic news! Our earlier effort has not gone to waste, after all.” Trevor was shaking with
exhilaration. “See to it that we’ve booked a table at the finest restaurant. Vinson will soon come calling.”
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