The Runaway Groom

Chapter 108

“It’s the amount Mr. Jefferson told us to prepare,” Stan

said.

Harvey was fuming. How did 70 million dollars end up as 21 million dollars?! Isaac was clearly reneging!

He stormed off to look for Isaac to argue his case, and Isaac just happened to finish his discussion with Mr.

Layton.

Mr. Layton flashed an awkward smile when he saw Harvey, and left without even a greeting. Still, he was clearly set on a partnership with Isaac than Harvey

anyway.

Harvey did not leave him with any harsh remarks, since no agreement was actually signed and calling it off beforehand was not reneging. They were all business people, and making things awkward for one another was

unnecessary.

And Harvey was a man who could see the bigger picture.

After Mr. Layton was out of earshot, he finally spoke, Are you breaking the deal, Mr. Jefferson?”

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Isaac simply turned and headed back to his office, so Harvey followed him, snapping relentlessly, “You made the bid yourself! So why are you paying me only 21

million dollars?!”

Behind them, Stan was left gaping at the portrait he was holding, and then at Harvey…

that man really complaining that he got

had no idea why Isaac would spend so much to buy that

splitting the money with Irene Spencer? If I recall, 30 percent was what you said of course, I’ll pay her myself. Do you take issue with the fact that I did

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Harvey was left speechless.

He tried

that the art exhibition he had gone

how could he let Isaac be

when he gives her the money, while Harvey himself somehow ended up as a father buying a

unpleasant just

70 percent

about anything else just then, because he deserved that

call the shots. You could just forfeit my payment

was once

that reasoning?!

realized then that never got the drop on

that perspective, 21 million

him. Sure, I admit

if he never heard Harvey, and

there was a

Harvey about

His heart sank!

Harvey kept pushing him when he saw

“I also know that she made you a

said as he signed the document, and

left fuming, feeling as if he had hit a wall and

bought that painting to destroy and