Edgar’s Relentless Pursue for The Love of His Life

Chapter 135

Chapter 135 The Difference

The executives at Royden Group called for an emergency board meeting. Andy Shaw turned up late for the meeting and, on the way to his seat, gave a few of the directors that he was familiar with a knowing look.

The directors immediately brought up the topic to discuss, “Mr. Royden, I think it is time we take back the funding for the Racing Association. There has been much commotion with the Thunderbolt Cup, and the Racing Association is slow with giving us a response.”

Many people started to agree with them as it regarded finances. “They’re right, we’re just going to be the butt of the joke. We should retract our funding before things get worse.”

“The fund has already been transferred, and we’ve even signed a contract. If we were to retract our funding now, what would happen to our reputation?” Edgar asked in a nonchalant tone as he sat in the president’s seat.

No use crying over spilled milk.

“We won’t have to deal with Ben Ludwig’s hospital fees, will we? I was just at the finance division this morning, they…” One of the directors started to say but was shut up by a glare from Edgar.

Andy frowned and pretending as though he had no idea what was going on said, “Mr. Royden, I think Mr. Jameson is making some sense. No one can be sure about what happened on the race course, but since the company has already invested in them, we don’t have to foot anymore than what we have given. What if people started to spread rumors about you pretending to be nice to curry favor?”

“What do you mean?” Edgar’s expression changed suddenly.

“Well, we all trust you are a man of your word, but there are people out there who would manipulate your actions. Isn’t your ex-wife dating Ben Ludwig? I think we should avoid the complications.”

“Mr. Shaw is right. The Ludwig family can deal without the funds anyway!”

Edgar’s gaze turned frosty, and he slammed the documents in his hands down onto the table, “We’ve approved this during the last meeting; you are all just wasting everyone’s time.”

The corner of Andy’s lips lifted as his smile deepened.

“All Mr. Royden means is that we should think about the company. Right?” Andy said, and chaos broke out in the meeting room.

Edbert Royden had no intentions of joining the meeting, but when he received the reports from his secretary, he knew he had to go to become the peacemaker.

said as he pressed down on Andy’s shoulder. “And, it’s all business, I’m sure our generosity will be paid back in

between Edgar and Edbert were enough to lead Royden Group. He decided to

other directors also realized that the discussion had come to

“Okay, go on with your meeting, I’ll go see how Mr. Shaw is doing. Everyone is young here, it’s okay to have a difference of opinions, I know you are all

crowd. After he said that,

of the meeting room, he whispered to Edgar, “Relax, don’t stay angry.

Edgar nodded.

with his phone, “Mr. Royden, the Racing

“Let’s go. ”

directors could finally

wish Mr. Edbert would come back. The

With him around, the tension between Mr. Royden

if such a situation arose and left in groups of twos and

the invitation from the Racing Association, Jean had also received a call from the chairman of the Racing Association, Peter Hoffer. After some discussion with Ben, she

you shouldn’t leave the hospital now. Your parents will worry if something happens.” Jean knew the worries of taking care of an ill person; she did not want Ben to repeat her

I worry about you going alone. The Racing Association probably has the results from the investigation and will probably get both sides to agree on something under the table.” Ben said as he shook his head. He was sure that if Jean went

they won’t do anything to me in broad daylight. I promise to be back by the time

Jean would never go back

would be an

racing team were waiting anxiously for Jean. When she arrived at

it, that they want us to admit that it was an accident.

them all the evidence we have, but now they’re saying that we don’t have

to let Ben recover in