The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Chapter 264

Douglas Gough could feel his palms getting sweaty upon hearing the amount of money from Abel.

“Don’t try to come up with weird excuses saying that we don’t have that much money in the Ryker Group.” Abel said in a steely voice, “As far as I know, I can even get up to 1000 million dollars for emergency use from the company.”

“Um…” Douglas, the deputy general manager of the finance

department in the Ryker Group, nodded slightly. “Alright, Mr. Abel. I’ll prepare the funds for you right away.”

Despite having said that, the first thing Douglas did after he had come out of Abel’s office was to

give Oscar a phone call.

The man had gotten to his current position in the company with Oscar’s help and guidance previously. Not only did he feel tremendous loyalty toward the company, but he also felt the same sentiment toward Oscar.

“What? 300 million dollars?!” Oscar rose to his feet the instant he heard the news from Douglas.

“Don’t give the money to him! I’ll head to the company and ask him what this is all about!”

Thirty minutes later, Oscar arrived at the building of the Ryker Group. He took the elevator and pressed the button for the highest floor in that place.

Abel’s secretary spotted a fuming Oscar coming toward the CEO’s office. She hurried to the door and was about to warn Abel, “Mr. Abel…”

She didn’t manage to finish her sentence as one of Oscar’s bodyguards pushed her aside to make way for the elderly gentleman.

the room and

him at once.

bodyguards who were

the door.

the look

on Oscar’s face, and he knew almost immediately

barged into his office

Abel greeted, “Grandad.”

the sofa. Then, he poured a glass of water and

went back to his desk and sat down in

Oscar’s face darkened noticeably.

me as a sign of respect. Yet, he went back to his seat

that you need 300 million dollars

voice.

“Yes.”

for?” Oscar asked, “Are you planning on making

the money

the CEO of the Ryker Group, how could you act so

rest assured that I will return that 300

any crippling loss due to this incident,”

as much as $300 million dollars! This is no laughing

Grandad.”