That Day When I Got Married to My Boss at the Blind Date

Chapter 299 History Has Always Needed Heroes.

At that moment, outside Russell Group.

“Are we going in, Mr. Carter?”

The driver’s voice in the front seat roused the man in the back seat. He came to his senses and realized he had been staring outside the window for a long time.

Dark clouds had overwhelmed the city. The words ‘Russell Group’ on the office building were imposing and grand.

Arnold couldn’t help but feel impressed. It represented Dexter’s iron fist.

Arnold’s bony hands held detailed information about the company.

Around two decades ago, Russell Group was prominent in the capital market under the leadership of the Russell family’s eldest son. Everyone would think of him when Russell Group was mentioned. He had shrewd judgment about the market and a discerning intuition. Many elders were intimidated by him.

everywhere. As he led Russell Group, almost everyone internally was a Russell. The family was tempted by massive profit in the long run, and few could resist it. Therefore, certain matters were gradually influenced without the person in charge noticing. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on

problem-solving skills, he couldn’t avoid being stabbed in the back. After that, Russell Group was on the verge of collapse and couldn’t hold on much longer. He was so enraged that he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage,

before the matters

Russell Group fell into a slump for many years. They were in

crucial time when the company

leader. History has always needed heroes, and Dexter was the hero

to the country and entered the market. He was like a blank sheet of paper with little to no

Dexter quickly attracted a

the scenes anonymously. Along with the stocks he owned, he fired all the Russells in the senior internal management before investing a considerable

was his first step. After that, he did something

Russell Group

broadly, few people had done such a thing because there were only two results. One was to utterly fail and lose a

of course, Dexter

the ashes was ideal,