Capture Your Heart

She has no choice but to leave a note with her intention and her contact information and returns to the hotel to wait for news.

At 9 p.m., her cell phone finally rings. And she presses the answer button apprehensively, "Hello, who is that speaking?"

"Is that Mrs. Karin?" An old man's voice rings over the phone, which sounds thick and strong.

"Yes, who is that speaking?"

"I am the one that you are looking for, a friend of your father-in-law, Simon Warren."

Her heart trembles. And she says with surprise, "Finally, I've received your call. I wonder if you can arrange a time for us to meet each other, Mr. Simon? I want to see you as soon as possible."

"Yes, you can come to the business club on England Street at 10 a.m. I will wait for you there."

"Okay, thanks. Thank you very much."

Karin hangs up the phone and rushes to the next door to inform Robert. And he is also extremely happy to hear the news. The two of them tidy themselves up a little and immediately head for the destination where Karin and Simon agreed to see each other over the phone.

By the time they arrive at the business club on England Street, someone has been waiting for them at the entrance to entertain them. Hearing that they are guests who have made an appointment with Simon Warren, the waiter who entertains them hurriedly leads them to a private box.

After the door to the private box opens, Karin and Robert see a red-faced old gentleman sitting on a sofa in the private box. With a sophisticated outfit, the old man has a shrewd look in his eyes which is characteristic of a businessman. And when he sees them come in, he gets up with a smile, "I wasn’t in the company this afternoon. So I didn't know you two were visiting me at the company... I hope you will bear with me if I am negligent to you."

"Mr. Simon, you are making the situation complicated. We are grateful that you are willing to see us at this time."

Karin bows politely. And Simon points to the sofa hurriedly, "Please have a seat."

When the three of them are seated, Karin gets down to the point and says, "Because of the limited time, I won't beat around the bush. Our company encounters some problems. And we urgently need investment from a strong businessman. Mr. Simon, I hear that you and my father-in-law were pretty good friends back then. That is the reason why I came all the way here. I hope you can lend us a helping hand for the sake of our friendship. And after we get through the difficulties this time, we surely will repay your kindness in the future, Mr. Simon."

I have no idea about the situation of Joe’s family at all… As I say so, I feel so ashamed, feeling that I owe

urgently, "Then are you willing to

trouble. If I refuse to help you,

"Go ahead."

After all, investing in foreign countries isn’t a petty matter. Instead, it is a risky matter. If I decide on it alone, it will inevitably cause

nods,

Chairman, I can't act on it arbitrarily. I need to get the unanimous approval of other board members before I can get back to the

then. We'll wait

gratefully, feeling that she has high hopes for him. After exchanging pleasantries with Simon for half an hour, the two

that he will do his best to convince his board members to agree with the investment in their company. Seeing that he is quite sincere, Karin sighs with relief that she hasn’t made a

a call from Simon again. However, she finds the result a bit surprising. According to Simon, at the

kind of agreement

suffer any losses after we invest in your company. I know that it is a bit unsympathetic of us to make such a request. But I indeed tried my best. Because it is indeed a risky investment. As for the fiasco going on in the Charlie Group in Zurich, a

discuss it with my special assistant first and call you back after it's

"Okay, I'm so sorry......"

the ones to say sorry for putting you in a difficult position and making you be caught in

immediately calls Robert, telling him about Simon's reply. Then she asks, "Do you

much hope for Mr. Simon before I came here. After all, he is an old friend

prioritize their interests. Troy’s uncles

we're here, we're not just going

excessive request. It is just that they feel somewhat

loan from a bank with some collateral needed. Without any chips in their hands, nobody will dare to lend money to us. If our company is operating well, then it will be okay. If not, they will be

it. If we don’t make any sacrifices, we surely won’t get

immediately call Simon, saying that

agreement at 10 a.m. the next morning at the business club where they