Expert Down The Mountain by Summer

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Chapter 79 “Him, huh?” Sadie did not put much thought into it and said calmly, “He's the deputy team leader of The Tetrad in our company’s projects department. His nis Kayson Yarde.” “I can see that he seems to be very close to you, Mr. Wolfenden. | believe he’s more than just a staff member of the company, right?”. As Albert spoke, he chuckled and said, “I can see that the young man has good potential. | bumped into him while | was getting into the building, and he broughthere.” “So, that’s how it happened, huh?” Sadie found it strange and wondered how Kayson knew that someone was coming to help the company in advance.

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She understood the situation by now.

“There's nothing unusual about his relationship with the company. If you really wish to dwell deep into this, | suppose you can say that my grandfather holds him in high regard.” “Ah! In truth, I find that the young man is quite dependable too.” Liam was not fond of wasting tdiscussing Kayson, so he chuckled and diverted the topic of conversation.

“Mr. Carlson, frankly, there's something that intrigues me. What made you suddenly decide to invest in our company?” It was apparent that Albert had already prepared an excuse in advance, so he said in a very natural manner, “I've had my eyes on Wolfenden Corp. for stime, of course.

“In truth, Wolfenden Corp. is developing rather well. Even though there are no massive leaps, | can see that the company is experiencing rapid growth constantly. “On the other hand, the main reason that drew my attention to Wolfenden Corp. is that the projects you managed received relatively higher reviews.

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“The appraisal of Wolfenden Corp. is mostly positive whether it is from the hpurchasers or other collaborating companies. “That's not an easy achievement, and | like a corporation that does business like this.” “I received the news that six bank presidents would join hands and disinvest today, so | knew my opportunity had come.” They were not surprised that Albert was aware that the six bank presidents were coming to press for payment because people of their industry valued information so much that it was beyond one’s imagination.

There were occasions when one would miss a great opportunity if they were to react one minute later. “Oh, so that is the case...” Liam appeared to be enlightened by the situation. Even though he felt that Albert might not necessarily be telling the truth, it was not important to him.

He found Albert to be more dependable than Trevor and the others! “So, let's talk about the shares and stock rights...” It was a big deal because $30,000,000 was enough to acquire quite a number of shares from them.

Upon hearing that, Albert chuckled and said, “I want only shares and not stock rights. You shall have the full stock rights. “I'm an investor, so | prioritize your company’s development, but I'm not too interested in managing Wolfenden Corp.” As soon as those words were uttered, the few remaining shareholders who stayed behind, such as Ben, were incredulous. ‘Don’t want the stock rights? You must be joking, right? ‘You're about to invest $30,000,000, yet you don’t even want the stock rights!? ‘Even though your excuse sounds reasonable, it’s not convincing in truth! ‘You claim that you're not interested in managing Wolfenden Corp., yet you're always trying to exploit the shares and stock rights of the other companies that you've invested in!” Liam and Sadie were also astounded because they were fully unconvinced by Albert's remark. ‘Isn’t he just giving away his money for nothing?’ “Why? Are you not satisfied with my proposal, Mr. and Ms. Wolfenden?” “No, that’s not...” Sadie inhaled a deep breath and asked, “Mr. Carlson, you don’t want the stock rights?” Albert chuckled and said, “It's my first tinvesting in a construction-type company. Moreover, | wasn't trained in the construction profession during my university days. “It would be better off for a layman likenot to partake in the decision-making process.

“Just make money for me, and you may do as you please as long as you can make a profit for me.”

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