Game Over No Second Chances novel Chapter 326

Sarah was caught off guard. She fumbled for the document and frantically flipped through it. Voyage Group had announced a massive investment with overwhelming momentum.

Almost immediately, someone leaked online that the funds actually came from Jansen Group. To make matters worse, the financial news outlets had already picked up the story about the disastrous losses from the island project and reported it on various sites.

In just two short hours, panic swept through the market. Shares were dumped at breakneck speed, and Jansen Group's stock price nosedived. It hit rock bottom.

Sarah's eyes widened in shock. A scream tore from her throat. "This isn't happening! They promised us! They swore they'd help us move Serena's money! How could it end up like this?"

Howard rushed over as he was alarmed by her breakdown.

But the moment he finished reading the news, the world seemed to spin around him. And before he could even catch his breath, a group of furious shareholders had already seized him by the collar.

"Howard! Jansen Group's collapse is all because of your incompetence!"

"When things were good, we let you and Sarah run wild, but now? Look at the mess you've made! You'll pay for our losses!"

"That's right! We want compensation! Our money's gone down the drain because of you! If you're not up for the job, get lost!

"Let someone from the Jansen family who actually knows what they're doing take over!"

Howard's blood boiled. Without thinking, he swung and slapped one of them across the face.

"Replace me? Over my dead body! I'm the one who saved Jansen Group and made you all rich!

"You're living in your luxury homes, driving your fancy cars because of me! And now you want to throw me away like trash? Dream on!"

"How dare you hit me? I'll kill you!"

The office erupted into chaos as fists flew. Security burst in, struggling desperately to separate the fighting men.

Meanwhile, Sarah was sobbing so hard she could barely breathe. She kept trying to call Voyage Group, but no one answered.

In a rage, she hurled her phone at the wall and collapsed to the floor in a fit of hysterical cries.

"What's going on? We had a deal! Why won't they pick up? Aren't they scared I'll sue them?"

The legal and finance teams rushed in to explain, "Cross-border deals involving shell companies aren't exactly clean. Even if you sue, it could drag on for months, or maybe even years. There's no time to recover the funds."