Emerson looked startled for a split second before he rang the call bell.
“Get the head of the patent department here.”
Several seconds later, an elegantly dressed woman in her 40s hurried over to Emerson’s office.
“This is Mr. Laine from Somerland. He wants to purchase the half of the patent the corporation owns for MP3 players. Is there such a thing?”
Jasper felt slightly disgruntled when he heard Emerson’s question.
He had been rushing to places for the MP3 player patent and was close to using up all his tricks and contacts.
However, in Sentel Corporation, the MP3 player patent was not even worth remembering for these higher-ups.
The woman was skilled in her job and immediately began explaining how the patent had come about.
After understanding everything that had happened, Emerson got her to leave before he smiled at Jasper. He said, “Sorry about that, Mr. Laine. We have tens of thousands of patents registered under the company’s name, which is why I can’t possibly remember everything.”
“I understand.”
Jasper, who was thinking to himself that JW still had a long way to go, answered calmly.
“I’ve now understood the situation. You heard it too. The legal department has been gearing up to sue both the patent office and Damond Golding. After all, this is a loss for the company as well.”
“I understand, which is why I’m now offering you a way to get rid of it once and for all,” Jasper said with a smile.
“By buying it? Forgive me for being straightforward but there’s no use in buying only 50% of the ownership as it’s not entitled to any priorities, Mr. Laine. Even Sentel Corporation would have to resolve the situation via legal means… Or have you made an agreement of sorts with Damond Golding, Mr. Laine?”
As the president of Sentel Group, Emerson’s train of thought was extremely sharp and agile. He only needed a couple of minutes to come up with a hypothesis that was very close to the truth.
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