Norman wracked his brain for clues but came up empty-handed. He did not understand how the Jasper and the Ball duo decided to work together-not when they should have been fighting to the death.
Everyone in the Waterhoof City branch believed that Jasper had lost a huge sum of money from Seatreasures Group’s share prices earlier that day, himself included. They thought that Jasper should have been trying to make up for his losses and targeting Seatreasures
Group instead.
That was why Norman and Gerry were so carefree before this.
Despite this, Jasper and Dudley were suddenly standing together at this moment, causing Norman to be extremely aggrieved.
“In order to survive, Seatreasures Group made the most beneficial choice.”
Jasper’s reply caused Norman’s eyes to widen instantly.
“What do you mean?!” Norman shouted raspily.
Jasper smiled but did not have any intention of explaining too much to Norman.
“Won’t you sign, Mr. Gardner? I don’t have much time.”
Norman clenched his jaw after he heard Jasper say this. He glanced at the Voluntary Dissolution Description before him as his body shook.
Even though the Chamber of Commerce was just a loose organization that did not have much power, it was symbolic to its members.
To Norman and the others, it symbolized that they were representatives from Haddock.
To the Haddock Chamber of Commerce, it symbolized their status and influence in Waterhoof City.
They would lose everything once this branch dissolved.
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