A Life Debt Repaid

Chapter 1391

Ryan snorted grumpily. “What good is that? Have you thought of a backup plan in case the joint venture falls true? Wouldn’t the company face another crisis?”

“Of course we are going to prepare a backup plan,” Quinn explained. “We are having a board meeting for that agenda tomorrow, and we’ll decide on improvements or reforms in case that happens.”

While Ryan was left speechless since he could not find fault in that, Quinn added, “Sam and I are thinking we could abandon the new energy car project if the joint venture does fall through.”

“What about the losses sustained?!” Ryan snapped in agitation right then. “Don’t forget that John Levine’s loan was used precisely to make up for that! Or are you going to leave it as bad debt?!”

“We will repay it-friendships aside, business is business,” Quinn said firmly. “We’ll use the profits from Saunderia’s other operations.”

“And the investment is just going to be abandoned?!” Ryan was still disgruntled-that would lead to a 100% loss, while they might at least sell a few cars if they persisted.

the sunk cost fallacy,” Quinn replied. “Without Damian Craig’s advocacy and the

Instead, it would expose us to a PR disaster as well, and that would

there are plenty of other issues to discuss, and we’ll do that with the board. The board has rights too, so their opinion is necessary because Saunderia isn’t entirely ours. Anything we say here is pointless-we

his lips, obviously stumped by

not a part of

car was silent again until they returned to

Ryan alighted, he turned toward Quinn. “You should

toward Sam-they had been staying at their smaller house for a

stared outside the window as

“Sam and I