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Chapter 446

She presented a garden properties project to the board and concluded that they would get a loan of 100 billion for that nationwide Garden Properties Project. Every staff of the company objected and voiced out their opinions: “Ms. Jordan, are you crazy? How can we get a hundred billion-loan?”

“Are you unaware of what we’re experiencing right now? The Jordan shares have dropped and the loss so far is a hundred and fifty billion, yet you want to get a loan of a hundred billion?” “Jordan Group will go bankrupt if this project fails!”

this is too risky. We have to play

director’s seat and asked, “If we don’t take the sum into consideration, do you think this will be

one another and remained silent. They had to admit that it was an

concerns,” Tiffany addressed the room, “but please remember that I’m now the Director of Board. If anything is to happen, I’ll be the one in debt, and I’ll take full responsibility for it. If I’m willing to take the risk, why won’t you? Trust me: I want the best for the company, and I want us to take this risk for the most immediate returns. I’ll negotiate for the loan-it won’t take long.” Everyone gradually nodded at Tiffany’s enthusiasm. She had a point: she owned most of the company shares and would be responsible if anything happened. If she was not afraid, why should they be? If the project went as planned, they would get handsome dividends. Most importantly, as Jordan Group was losing money, if Tiffany could get loans from the bank, the investors would see that the bank had not

about the news on the same day, and Tiffany did not join them for dinner.” Dad, you still haven’t told us why you gave all of your shares to Tiffany,” pestered Joey. “Is she capable of taking full responsibility for the board?” “I always feel that she’s too young and too impatient. If the fifty-billion loan is approved, Jordan Group will be at great risk in the following two years,” cautioned the worried Lily. Felix sighed. “I’d object to that, but I don’t have the