Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 339:

As Remy finished speaking, the entire Sanchez family recoiled in fear. The air was thick with Remy’s menacing aura, palpable to everyone present.

Murmurs began to ripple through the crowd.

“Mr. Sanchez, nobody wants to do business with your family anymore. Keeping ‘Birds Pay Homage’ just to draw a crowd to your exhibits isn’t working. It’s lost its value.”

“It makes more sense to sell the painting to Mr. Kalel Sugden. I could pave the way for better business opportunities for the Sanchez family, rather than clinging to a piece that barely brings in any revenue.”

“Exactly. Hand the painting over to Mr. Kalel Sugden, and ask Mr. Remy Sugden for mercy. That way, your family can still have a future in business, right?”

Amid the voices, some began to threaten the Sanchez family to curry favor with Remy.

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cross Mr. Remy Sugden, you’re crossing me too. Then, forget about any future deals with

we won’t work with you. We only do business safely under his watch. You can’t expect to benefit from his protection while opposing

Remy’s protection. They were forced to pay him a hefty protection fee annually,

warning you. If you continue to defy Mr. Remy Sugden, I’ll cut all ties with the Sanchez family. And if

family. What right do you have to speak here? Remember, even if one day you’re on your knees begging, the

turned a deep shade of red with anger. He fixed his glare on Marissa and snapped, “You’re not a Sanchez.

countered, “Even though her last name is Nash, she is a descendant of our Sanchez family. She has every right to be involved in our family matters, and her words carry the weight of our entire

Rachel chimed in. “She now leads the Sanchez

“Have you lost your minds?

Sanchez, since you’ve cut ties with us, you’ve forfeited any right to criticize

and see how

family ends up begging, we’ll do so with

with rage, retorted, “You disrespectful wretch, I’ll teach

Marissa grabbed the crutch and flung it, sending Sheppard flying more than ten feet back. If not for someone catching him, he would have crashed to the