The Greatest Man Alive By Maveric Bowman

Chapter 344 Draw a Line

Everything Anson did was to strike Giradia Group and strengthen his position.

Nathan would be too stupid if he agreed with his conditions. They looked tempting, but actually would restrain Poly Capital’s development.

The easiest way to fight against Anson was to protect Harvest Enterprise and keep cooperating with it.

Beasley laughed at Anson’s words, “You underestimated my company and me. We aren’t fragile. You can’t do whatever you want.”

The atmosphere was tense. The Dracodise members stared at their opponents angrily. They were waiting for orders.

“It seems that you won’t accept my kindness.” Anson smiled at Nathan.

Nathan stood up and poured his wine on the ground.

“Clatter!”

He made a wet straight line on the ground.

He said, “If anyone can cross this line, Harvest Enterprise will shut down, and my company will find another supply contractor.”

Everyone present was shocked.

He was too arrogant. He underestimated the whole Dracodise.

Beasley’s mouth was widely opened because of his words. He knew Nathan was good, but he was too arrogant.

Alexandra and Luna were stunned too. They tried to ask Louie to persuade Nathan.

says so, no one will

faith in Nathan.

He is too pretentious!”

is powerful. He has many subordinates.”

will

people were worried. They

rich man. He was not good at fighting.

to Nathan lowly, “We are on the same side. Please be

this today. We

to my plan, we

to do this. Let’s do it

trust me,

let’s terminate the

had no room to consider his

off. However, Nathan was his last hope.

largest consumer. Even Johnson Group and Ranchy Group were his customers. His business relied on Nathan.

stopped cooperating with him,

might even

people. He was too arrogant.

his ways. Let’s just wait to see Anson lose.”

He trusted Louie because he saved him not

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can cross the line, put away your dirty

you know what you

looked at Anson, and there was a hint of

It was the first time someone had spoken to him this way. Normally, Anson was the one to warn