Life at the Top

Chapter 259

How much was the Zion family’s shipyard worth?

The 800-tonne gantry cranes they had imported from Germany were worth 400 million themselves.

There were also the most advanced computer numerical control machines of the day, each of which had a starting price of 100 million.

The members of the Zion family understood that even if the machines were dismantled and sold as scrap metal, they would be worth way more than 50 million.

Which was why Jasper’s offer of 50 million infuriated them.

Yet, did they have a choice?

No!

The Zion family was in shambles both on the inside and on the outside.

When they left the house, they were confronted with people demanding the Zion family to pay off their debts. When they returned home, every person in the family was calculating how they could get the greatest amount of money.

Most importantly, they understood one thing.

Laine would dare

great benefits or profits if

Which was why he had let Mr. Lambert drop by with a check for

enough money to divide between the family members. They would not

take the risk and not accept the offer, it would not fit Jasper’s consistent approach

enough to make the Zion family stop and

would hurt them if they

would hurt them

Brother, I think

brother, Herman Zion, was the first one to

spoke, his other relatives turned to glare at

you stupid or crazy? We inherited this shipyard from Old Master Zion. It’s our family business and it’s worth well over a

other relatives but realized that they did

sank as he got a

I think Second Brother has

Another woman spoke.

avoided his gaze but continued saying stubbornly, “Look at the situation we’re in now. There’s no way the Zion family is going to survive any longer in Brac County. To hell with a

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