Harvey York’s Rise to Power

Chapter 2267 

Teresa stepped on the gas and drove as she explained her situation.

“After I graduated from university two years

ago, I went back home.”

“My family wanted me to marry a rich playboy from an ancient family as a sacrificial tool. It was an arranged marriage.”

“But I declined. I told them all that I want to live my own life, and that I have my own goals to strive for. I’m not their prisoner! They can’t just tell me what to do.”

“I’d rather die than to be forced into marriage.”

“And so, my family gave me a chance and made a deal with me.”

“They would give me seventy-five thousand

dollars to establish my own business.”

“If I’m able to double the money within three years without any help from my family, I’ll regain my freedom.”

“But if I can’t, I’ll have to marry that rich. playboy and be my family’s sacrifice.”

“Of course, my family won’t cause me any trouble during the process.”

“I accepted the deal, but I only realized that everything wasn’t as simple as I thought once I started getting into business. Other than the importing and exporting business, my family has influence on every other industry.”

big businesses would only consider working with the Thompson family. Why would they choose to work with a castaway in the

place?” 

with me would mean

circumstances, my only choices were

it’s hard, I managed to run

I’d earn fifteen million dollars. But, who would’ve

laughed derisively

is my fate, probably. I’ll be married to a rich playboy and turn into a sacrificial tool for

Harvey nodded curtly.

blood, sweat, and tears to fight for yourself. You really

point?”

have to pay a huge price just to get out of Las Vegas in

work might go up

be hard for her company to make up for their losses in a single

“How about you.

his sentence,

need to feel burdened by this, Harvey. You can’t be blamed for what happened

Young Master

he probably already planned to rip me off. I suspect that he’s even trying to get closer to the Thompson family by ruining

up today, things wouldn ‘t go