My Mute Bride

Chapter 271 Causing a Rift

After leaving the hospital, the two of them didn’t bother to return home. Instead, they called their housekeeper and instructed her to take care of the two children before heading straight to the company. If such a big issue had happened on the construction site, there was definitely going to be a problem.

Sure enough, within just an hour, the news had spread and the internet was embroiled in discourse. “President Burton, news of the demolition crew beating people up is already trending.”

As soon as Justin entered the company, the head of the Public Relations department came up to him. “We called the media to try to remove the trending topics, but we couldn’t stop the major platforms from going live one after another. It was already way too late.”

Justin asked, “How are things at the hospital?”

“Frankie still hasn’t received any news yet.”

“First, make a statement and say that the Burton Group will take full responsibility for this incident. Compensate them and issue an apology. If the head of the household does not agree to the demolition in the end, then we will never touch his house.”

“Uh…” The head of the Public Relations department looked stiff. “President Burton, isn’t that too conclusive?”

In all previous crises, the Public Relations department issued a statement as soon as they happened, but they always left a loophole, and they didn’t make things too certain in case the situation came back to bite them in the future. The Phase Three Land project was finalized a long time ago. If the holdouts truly refused to relocate, the subsequent projects would not be able to proceed at all, and they would suffer a great loss.

Rachel, who had been following Justin, advised, “Mr. Clark, you should do as President Burton said first. If you’re still worried, you can bring the draft statement over and show it to me once you’re done.”

“All right.”

The head of the Public Relations department cast a grateful look at Rachel. With Rachel controlling these measures, even if something happened in the future, there would be someone else who could share the responsibility. Everyone in the company knew the relationship between Rachel and Justin, and that this guarantee was basically equivalent to an exemption from the death penalty—or in other words, getting fired.

As they followed him into the office, Justin was calling Frankie. With his tall figure, the man stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window with a white gauze on the back of his head that was still faintly seeping with blood.

“How are they? Alright. Let’s talk after you get back.”

“Frankie said that the man at

the head of the household? We

they are being stubborn and refusing to communicate.” Justin frowned. “You shouldn’t worry about this

Pharmaceuticals.

and refusing to move no matter how much money we offer to them. There must be someone behind this. I don’t know if it’s Burton

that weak. I wouldn’t just let my superiors take care of matters once I encountered a problem. If I shy away from every problem, Burton Pharmaceuticals wouldn’t need my

of

we have to deal with

at her words,

that moment, more than two hours had passed since the incident on the construction site. Just as the news on the internet was trending, the story was

the phone. “Where

have matters to take care of out

Justin, and you’re still acting as if nothing happened? Do you even

“That was an accident.”

Group will never

was next to him, broke out in a cold sweat.

as my nephew, but have you ever thought of me as your son?” Saying that, he immediately hung

with anger. “B*stard!”

all the resources that b*stard owns, and recover the funds

Cred Valley, which was 300 kilometers away from Riverdale, a pier was shrouded in darkness. There was a ship full of shipping workers. A black car was parked far

After all, Young Master Justin was injured. Those people in the demolition crew are a bunch of idiots.

about the demolition crew, there will be other issues. This kid has been picking fights with me ever since he was a child and relies on my

so, you’re Old