Life After Prison

Chapter 388

Edward smiled bitterly again. “When Diane terminated the contract with our company this morning, I knew something was wrong. Why would they terminate the contract with us when. the project is actually making profits? Now I know she must have known about it before us!”

“Edward, what are you saying? Why are we going to be broke?”

Dominic’s face looked sullen. He believed in his son and his ability. All these while, he had let Edward be in charge of the family business. Thus, he had never expected to hear this from Edward.

Edward explained, “Dad, the Zelankos, the Longhorns, and Brookbourn Mansion are joining together to oppress us. They stop cooperating with us and add insult to injury. Our suppliers are demanding to pay them now. We don’t have enough cash at all!”

Dominic felt like a slash of thunder had struck him. He was dumbstruck. This was a rare situation. It was not normal for those businesses to do this even when they were promised some benefits in return.

“When did you offend these people? Why did you offend the Ballards, Zelankos, and the Longhorns?”

son. He believed those families would never do such a thing if his son

offended them. I scared the sh*t out of myself this evening when I found out. Immediately, I brought gifts and tried to pay them a visit. But they refused to see

did you offend anyone

continued, their business would plunge. Not to mention, they would have to declare bankruptcy if they had insufficient cash flow. They could become paupers overnight. Not long ago, they had just expanded their business by building new factories and

There’s only one person that I

connection with those families that

again, Dominic was

Let’s go and apologize to him now! Maybe he will forgive you and there could be still

it’s not him. Besides, the Shanahans had made themselves very clear when they terminated their contract with us. We’re bringing

our debtors come. to find us. Maybe we can make a comeback if

nking deeply.

accept this!” Edward shook his head and had a hard

faith.