Expert Down The Mountain by Summer

Chapter 84
Henry picked up the call. “Henry Sullivan speaking.” “Mr. Sullivan, Wolfenden Corp. has transferred the money.” Henry was stunned before he replied grimly, “Alright, got it.” He shook his head and released a sad sigh after hanging up. This might be… the end for Wolfenden Corp.! The Allens were really brutal! It was too bad that he was powerless.

The other five bank presidents received Wolfenden Corp.’s loan repayment, respectively as well. Graham slapped his thigh out of joy and called his elder cousin, Kuhn, right away. “Cuz!” Graham sounded jolly. “Why are you calling me at this time, Graham?” asked Kuhn. “Cuz, Wolfenden Corp.’s done for. Their funds are emptied!” Kuhn immediately got excited. “Really?! Amazing! Damned Wolfenden Corp.! Let’s see how they get out of this one!” “Hmph! They’ll be more than dead! With the funding chain fracturing and without any investor, they won’t even be able to pay their employees’ salaries!” “What a joy! I’ve long been annoyed by Wolfenden Corp. Finally! I feel at peace!” While Kuhn rejoiced, Wilson received a call from Patrick “Mr. Gillete, Wolfenden Corp.’s financial chain is cut. I’ll have the suppliers urge them to pay up their outstanding balance right now. “You can go to Wolfenden Corp. to reap it once and for all.” Wilson perked up as his eyes shone. He could not control the grin on his face. “Thank you, Sir Allen! I’ll depart right away!” He hung up hastily and took his men to drive over to Wolfenden Corp. He had to give it to the Allens. It felt as if a snap of fingers for them to make the Wolfendens lose any fight or resistance. If this went on smoothly, he would only have to spend a little fortune and would be able to acquire Wolfenden Corp. Shortly, Wilson arrived at Wolfenden Corp.’s building. He looked at the signboard that said“ Wolfenden Corp.” mockingly and felt a chuckle bubbling within him. He would change the name to “Gillete Group” tonight itself! Wilson entered the lobby directly. The receptionists recognized him and seemed appalled before they hurried to call the general manager’s office. Sadie was taking care of matters in the finance department when Chelsea ran over, huffing and puffing.
“Ms. Wolfenden! Bad news! The Gillete Group’s chairman… is here!” Sadie raised a brow. ‘Wilson? What is he here for?’ “Got it. I’ll go over now.” Her father had gone to take care of other matters, and she was the only one here able to handle Wilson