People began to wonder if Waldorf Enterprises, a big company, was about to fail.

A few days later, Richard spread a rumor that someone wanted to buy his company. This news made many big companies interested. They all wanted to buy Waldorf Enterprises at a low price because, even though it wasn't as great as before, it was still worth a lot.

Richard rejected many offers. But when the Sapphire Group showed interest, he was willing to talk to them.

Hugo sent his most trusted vice president, Sam Lloyd, to talk to Richard, showing he was serious about the deal.

Sam met Richard, who was relaxed and reading. For a moment, Sam didn't know what to say to ruin that silence.

"Mister Richard, nice to meet you. I'm from Sapphire Group-"

Sam, I've heard a lot about you. Take a seat. Don't be formal." Richard sounded calm

Sam didn't know Richard well, he respected him. He knew Richard had built the company from scratch and made it successful, so he didn't look

you know why I'm here..." Sam left his sentence hanging, hoping

to acquire Waldorf

"Yes."

Richard was so direct and didn't seem embarrassed about the company's troubles. This made Sam restless. "What's

boss, Hugo, telling him to make a fair offer if Richard was

you a good price if you're serious," he answered. Knowing he was

magazine to look at Sam, asked, "Did

buys Waldorf Enterprises," he added, trying to make the offer sound appealing, even though Hugo just wanted to keep an eye on

said firmly. "Tell your president if he really

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