The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

"As for this..." 1

Hiroshi suddenly fell into a dilemma when he was faced with Yahiko's question.

How should he answer him?

That he would be able to take back the money?

If that was the case, wouldn't he have to take the blame if they could not take back the money?

Should he reply that they could not get the money back, then? 2

In that case, Yahiko would certainly lose his temper immediately!

It seemed as though this was indeed a very difficult question for him to answer. 3

that Hiroshi was stammering without saying anything at all, he immediately felt a thump in his heart. He blurted out, "Could it be possible that you are thinking that there is an eighty percent possibility that we will not be able to get

case. Chairman, I feel that there is no need for you to be so pessimistic. In my opinion, there is a fifty percent chance whether we might or might not

percent?!" Yahiko replied angrily, "What difference would it make if you did not say anything a

a conclusion at this point. However, don't forget that no matter how bad the situation is, at the end of the day, we could still try to solve this problem

procedures?" Yahiko pointed at Hiroshi before he cursed, "Have you lost your mind? Eikichi has already become a laughingstock in Japan because Charlie broke his arm out on the streets. If I file a lawsuit against him for cheating me out of four and a half billion US dollars, wouldn't I end up as a laughingstock for the

that just because we are afraid that we would end up becoming a laughingstock, right? The net profit for our entire family in one whole year is

of the recent economic downturn, our overall net profit for the last year was only a little more than three hundred million US dollars. If there is not much improvement in the economy this year, we might even end

common for any wealthy family or large company to

that they had suffered a loss of more than ten billion dollars in just one

losses due to poor management and handling. Therefore, it was nothing out of the ordinary for large companies to suffer losses. In American General Motors Corporation's one hundred years of history, the worst losses they had ever suffered was a direct

and stagnant for the past

and health companies had the greatest development prospects. This was because people could choose not to buy cars or houses,