The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1769

“What should we do then? If he catches wind of this, we're dead.”

“Why are you getting all jittery? Have we done anything wrong? We just added a few detailed transactions to each category, so the company's spending looked more comprehensive. What is there to worry about?”

The shareholder was stunned at Winston's swift change as he didn't expect Winston to switch his narrative so quickly.

Is that all? But, the amount lining our pockets all these years...

“Calm down. Let's not lose our heads when nothing has even happened yet. Even if worse comes to worst, we still have James holding the fort,” Winston assured.

James was Peter's son.

In recent years, Peter had been slowly retiring from his post due to his increasing age and had transferred the position to his son.

The shareholder was relieved at Winston's assurance.

“You're right. What you said made sense, Winston. Then, what about the case that the operational department passed to Ian? Yvonne sent me a message yesterday, saying that even though the brat might seem young, but he's smart. He saw right through our plans.”

The shareholder's tone began to drip with frustration as he recalled Ian's attitude.

Ian's interference had cost them twenty million in losses.

Winston replied, “That's enough. Let's not mull over this matter any longer at such a crucial period. That's just a minuscule amount. Just think of how much we would earn after he leaves?”

“You mean they'll invest more?”

The shareholder was ecstatic at the news.

Shareholders like him had always accumulated their wealth with underhanded means over the years.

However, Solomon was smart. He would assign someone he trusted to observe the entire project, from purchasing to development. The only way they could make some profit was to target the purchasing process before it was successful.

An example would be the building that Yvonne proposed to Ian.

Before the acquisition process was completed, there was no way Hayes Corporation could find out about any manipulation of the property price. Once they succeeded in jacking up the price, profit would come in bountifully.

That was the reason they created so many accounts.

They would never reveal their relationship with the sellers for fear Hayes Corporation would find a trail that led to them in any investigation.

The shareholder understood what Winston was trying to convey.

After he hung up the call, he left while happily humming a tune.

Meanwhile, Winston set his phone back in its holder and drove out of Hayes Corporation.

It's okay. I'll let our little friend play for a little longer. After he experiences the cruelty of the working society, he will retreat. Didn't he say the reason for him to work in the office was to fix the flaws in his character? The apple really does not fall far from the tree!

A triumphant smile played on Winston's lips.