Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 19

Elena could tell the great Samuel had given in.

Samuel knew nothing good would come out of it if he

kept fighting Emmanuel. Hence, he wanted to find an

excuse to give in.

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In other words, Samuel was just a paper tiger. As the

saying went, the more one owned, the greater the fear

of losing everything. They were no longer the same

person when they had nothing.

Emmanuel, on the other hand, was giving everything

he had because he had nowhere to turn to.

He was no fool, either. He quickly questioned without

hesitation, “So, what do you want to do, Mr. Webber?”

Sheldon was currently trembling with excitement.

It looks like this matter can really be resolved.

To him, the sense of accomplishment was better than

getting the commission. He had no regrets about

risking his life to come here with Emmanuel that day.

After all, he could return and boast about dealing with

such an important event for half of his lifetime.

“We’re not occupying this land by force. We just want

to take back our friends‘ hard–earned money. As long

as Terence Group is willing to pay the wages owed by

previous owner, I swear to tell

with his

other

impassively,

boldly,

instantly burst out

kind of salary costs five million?

didn’t know only about ten

of the factory while

hooligans? Their salary combined

thousand

years‘ worth of salary.

for

five years‘

data eluded Samuel from words.

Emmanuel if not for his fear of losing to

you’re refusing to pay and

leave?”

Let me ask the

fierce Samuel was,

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give in so

know better, one would

for bullying the group of

so grim, as if he could

any time. The sight of

man with hundreds

by

gave Mackenzie a

was rushing over when she heard her phone

it was a call from Emmanuel, she

relieved.

He’s still alive.

so, she answered it

was calling for help.

she heard Emmanuel’s

Mr. Webber only needs

million to leave?”

was nothing to Terence

to the profit they would

project in the future.

have agreed to it

proposed

with

willing to pay.”