The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 233

Trevor understood the factory employees’ difficulties. 

He pointed to Thea beside him and announced, “Everybody, this is the company’s new chairman, Thea. She will be in charge of the Pacific Group from today onward. Rest assured, everyone. The Pacific Group has the money now and will immediately issue everyone’s wages.”

“What? Thea?”

“Isn’t Thea working at Eternality? Why did she come to the Pacific Group?”

“Are you telling the truth, Mr. Trevor?” 

The employees had their eyes fixed on Thea. “Yes, it’s the truth. Everyone will be issued their three months’ wages that were delayed previously. On top of that, I’ve decided to give everyone an extra half month’s wages as compensation. I promise everyone will have to work every day and might even have to work overtime when the company gets back on track! I will surely double everyone’s salary.” Everyone was excited to hear the news. 

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rushed over and bowed, “Nice to meet you, Ms. Callahan. I’m the deputy director,

“Hmm?” 

leading the riot. She also heard him shout that he had found a new company and was

been with the Pacific Group for eight years. I’ve been with the company through thick and thin. The Pacific Group is like a home

glanced at Quill, “You’re

“What?” 

he had heard wrongly. “Ms.

future if he was not fired. As for the other employees, they were indeed put in a difficult position. The Pacific Group needed human resources, so they could not afford to fire everyone. However, they had to show their stand and the consequences of the employees’ actions. Suddenly, Quill stood forward

How is it possible for them to have money to acquire the Pacific Group? Plus, everyone knows about the relationship between Lex and Trevor! Why would Lex save the Pacific Group?

me, guys. We should leave together. I’ve already found

Quill was simply stating the truth.

wore a proud expression. He was the factory’s deputy director. These people

I’ve worked in this company for eight years and am currently the deputy director here. Firing me would mean letting go of most of the factory’s