Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 690 Falling into Irreparable Ruin

Charles slumped back into his office chair, his hands propping up his head. He closed his eyes and furrowed his brows.

There was a knock on his office door, and his secretary entered the room. He saw Charles in his disheveled state and knew that things weren't going well on his end either.

The secretary hesitated before speaking. "Mr. Davis, Cedonia Construction Bank has also said that our fiscal deficit is too large and doesn't meet their lending standards. They can't extend any more credit to us.

When Charles looked up, his eyes were bloodshot.

Since this financial crisis had hit the Davis Group, he had barely slept over ten hours in the past week.

He said in a deadpan tone, "That 15 million from Emelie is gone too."

The secretary exchanged glances with the managers. "So, does that mean we only have Mr. Collins's 20 million and Mr. Swanson's 20 million?"

One manager nodded. "Yes. Originally, Mr. Middleton was supposed to lend us some, but he's stuck in Borealis City due to the snowstorm. We haven't been able to reach him.

"Without him, the Cloudex Corporation doesn't have anyone who can authorize large fund transfers. We can't even get 100 thousand."

Charles closed his eyes.

network of relationships, there weren't many true friends in business. Most

jealousy and envy. With the Davis Group in trouble, it was only to be expected that they wouldn't come to

too busy with their own end-of-year accounting and couldn't spare much liquid funds to help

offered 20 million, were already

problem is that

William's estimate

fell

over the past six months, and they hadn't been able to patch the holes,

over a thought, but with things reaching this point, he had to speak up. He signaled for the managers to leave, and

opened his eyes. "What

not entirely without options. You still have that 150

at him

the 40 million, it would be 190 million. That would cover most

Charles grabbed his secretary by his collar.

given the dire situation, it was justifiable to make exceptions. "But it's not needed right now! We're just