The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 212

“Mrs. Murphy!” Fiona Bishop had had enough, “We clearly signed a contract stating that there can’t be any bad press during the contract period, or else you’ll need to cough up ten times the penalty. According to the contract, you have to pay five million within ten days, or we’ll have to settle this in court!” “Fiona!” Olga tried to say something more, but the other party had already hung up. When she tried to call back, the call was blocked.

Olga was in despair. Five million, where on earth was she going to get five million?

Although Attlee was the richest man in Tranquil City, with personal assets exceeding one hundred million. Most of it was tied up in fixed assets like houses, shops, stocks, cars, etc.

Before, due to big companies like Allbara Investment suddenly halting their cooperation, their cash flow was in a tight spot. Coupled with business losses, they had already sold quite a number of shops and houses. Now they had to compensate five million? They probably had to sell off shares.

But once the shares were sold, they would become minority shareholders, and the decision–making power would fall into the hands of Grace and other shareholders.

absolutely unacceptable. They

in a low and desperate voice, “What should we

something, his phone started to

“Hello.” Attlee said.

Attlee? I’m Melody’s lawyer.” The caller said something, and Attlee seemed very shocked, “Compensate

competition without permission. It’s a serious infringement and she must bear the legal consequences.” The lawyer said, “According to the relevant laws, you must stop the infringement, mitigate its impact, make a public apology, and then compensate for Melody’s losses. Considering Melody’s reputation,

do this.” Attlee pleaded hastily, “We

Yoli’s plagiarism. It would seriously damage her reputation, as well as the Murphy

hang up the phone, Olga hurriedly asked, “What happened? Arabella wants us to

kicking her out of the Murphy family, how much benefit would her status as Maestro Melody

shortsightedness! And regretting it