The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 32

Chapter 32 Can You Represent the Dunns?

Amber handed Shirley an investment agreement.

"As the main shareholder in this partnership, and considering the shares in the Eastvale Ecological Project..."

Shirley's eyes flashed with anger as she scanned the dogment. "This is practically a forced acquisition!"

Robin glanced at her.

"It's none of your concern. If they want to get rich alongside the Hamiltons, let them."

Furious, Shirley responded, "Have you read the notes in this contract? It suggests all original project types. will be changed.

"Rygar has already taken over the Hamiltons' share and agreed with us to invest based on the conditions all four parties initially set.

"In fact, the contract Rygar signed with me this morning ensures that any project given to outside investors must follow the original project plan.

"However, if the Hamiltons keep altering their sector, it'll undermine the whole Eastvale Ecological Project. It'll only lead to conflicts and destructive competition later on." She continued, "What Liam is doing essentially pulls in all the companies in Harmonfield to go up against

the Dunns in this market.

"If Rygar doesn't re-negotiate investment terms with us, all of the Dunns' capital in the Eastvale Ecological Project will go to waste.

"It seems the Hamiltons have been plotting against us from the start!"

"Oh, so there's more to this than meets the eye?" Robin remarked, swirl Liam, who was confidently addressing the crowd.

of wine and eyeing

"But there's no need to worry. Sure, a lot of businessmen want in on this Eastvale project, but they aren't naive.

"Look around," he gestured. "Everyone here has experience. Nobody's going to hand over their company so easily.

"They may seem eager now, but you'll soon see their reactions."

Robin's prediction was right on the mark.

In business, everyone looked out for their interests, and those present today were sharp-eyed professionals who dealt with contracts every day."

With the huge amounts of money involved, no one was likely to sign anything without a thorough inspection.

Initially, the businessmen were enthusiastic about joining the Eastvale Ecological Investment Project, but reading through the contract quickly opened their eyes to the truth.

"Mr. Liam, with terms like these, it seems like we might make money at first glance, but it's only a mirage," one guest said.

the end, everything we've built could end up under your control, and we'd

carnings we may or

what will even happen in

to sign over our entire industry for free-it's

his spot, Robin watched as Liam continued to

that Liam intended to monopolize the entire Harmonfield market by

with his scheme, he could gain control of

He had big ambitions!

faces in the room showed anger and disbelief Liam maintained his calm smile and

me and wanted to

all project shares to you, yet

No wonder you're incapable

business is in

and now you want to take them over just because of some estimated profits ten

a cold look. "Yes, you all are

middle-aged man named Neal Ford frowned. "Of course we pursue profit; that's what business

an icy glare. "Mr. Ford, simply partnering with Universal

able to jointly develop the Eastvale Commercial Project

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eliminate the Ford

Liam's threat

Hamiltons wanted to be against him, it

finally shown

guests. "Everyone here is in the same boat. If

intentions-to make

just about wealth; it's also about loyalty

looked after each of you, brought you into a golden opportunity with the Hamiltons

are your minds so small and limited? Your attitudes

Liam's menacing smile, feeling unease settle over

Hamiltons backer was the Phoenix

had

strategist, aimed to

those not invited today would likely end up on

If there are no objections, sign the cooperation agreements before you, and we'll remain allies." Despite their reluctance, the leaders of

sign

influential figures in Harmonfield bowed to Liam's plan, it would

should we do?" Amber also

Ms. I

the Eastvale project, where the Dunns had invested 80% of their capital,

Group would take a heavy hit-perhaps