A Replacement Bride

Chapter 350

Mason was breathing heavily, and he looked like he could eat someone alive. "What is it? You had an issue, yet you're blaming others for running checks on you, huh?"

William didn't seem too bothered by his father's comment and simply changed the topic. "Don't you find it odd, Dad? Why have we been so unlucky recently? They found issues in the past two or three projects that they checked. Specifically, the projects at Jade Lake and the holiday resort on the outskirts of Northside were both projects that I handled well. It got past all the inspections, and all that had been left was the final acceptance check. Why would they dig these projects up for reinspection?"

Mason frowned upon hearing William's words. "Are you saying that someone's messing with us?" Mason was immediately distracted by this thought. He had considered this possibility in the past, but everything had happened so quickly, and he had too much on his plate. He was too exhausted even to contemplate this matter.

"That's right," William uttered firmly. "This whole thing is too fishy, and it's all happening at the same time. I'm sure someone is messing with us. We have to find the culprit behind this, or we'll be dead meat!" he exclaimed.

Mason clenched his jaw as his expression turned grim. "Well, what good would it do for us to know who's responsible for this? That doesn't help us to resolve our current situation!"

William didn't seem to have fully comprehended the severity of the matter. "You never know! After all, the Morans are one of the most powerful families in Kyoland. Who would dare mess with us? This person is probably hiding because they are afraid our family will try to get revenge. If we manage to hunt this person down, we can teach them a lesson and bring our family out of the troughs. I think this plan would work," he uttered with a scoff.

"It's not that simple!" Mason growled. Right then, his phone rang. It was a call from his assistant. He felt his head pounding at the sight of the call, and the corner of his eyebrow twitched a little before he picked the call up. "What is it this time?"

The assistant sounded more flustered than before. "We just got the news, Mr. Mason. The partners who ended their contracts with us have just officially started a partnership with W Co.!"

words. He lowered his hand, which he had pressed against his forehead. "What did you just say?" The look on his face had turned sour. His assistant had no choice but to repeat himself.

William widened his eyes. "You were right.

his father had said. "Was she the one who did this? How could this

the CEO of W Co.? Of course, she can manage to do this!" Mason's face had an eerily grim look on it—it felt almost

a sudden realization then. "That explains it! She was the one who ruined Project

even dealt with her after

allow her to ruin us! That being said, I guess karma is real. We've been engaging in these immoral acts for so long, and now, we'll have to pay for it. Mason reached out to all of the local and international connections he had, but even after a full day of

the Moran Corporation's door. Firstly, a few companies came over to have their debts settled, and some companies requested penalty fees for breaching their contracts. Then, Mason received the news of the company's shareholders withdrawing their investments and

W Co. also made a grand announcement of them taking over the projects that had been terminated by Moran Corporation. W

with, but these actions only made them seem more trustworthy. The public cheered for their actions, and they successfully portrayed the image of a respectable and admirable organization!

commence in Hovington the very next day and that many famous entrepreneurs would be there for the opening ceremony! Mason's face was drained of color when he saw the news. He lost all his energy, and he felt like a headless

Moran Family had were not worth much and that there weren't a lot of buyers. The only company that was willing to purchase their assets offered a really low sum for it, and the sum was nothing in comparison to the penalties that the company had to pay for breaching all the contracts! Furthermore, the assistant told Mason that the buyer hadn't bothered to conceal their identity. The buyer was someone