Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 449

Skyler sneered coldly and said, "That must be it. It's a case of power abuse in this place. One has money, and the other has power. They cover for each other and deceive everyone in their collusion. There's not much good to be found in this corrupted town."

Wilbur tossed his kitchen utensils aside and said, "Xavi, head back to rest when you guys are done eating. We'll get this issue resolved right now."

"Be careful," said Xavi in a slightly worried tone.

Wilbur nodded and said, "Don't worry."

After that, Wilbur and Skyler got up and drove toward the town's government department.

Soon, they arrived at the town hall and looked at the photos that hung from the wall.

The person in charge of the town was Wyatt Malcolm. Wilbur told the front desk who he was, and the receptionist asked them to wait for a moment so that they could inform Mister Malcolm of their visit.

After some time had passed, the receptionist led them to a meeting room. Wyatt appeared with his big belly while holding a cup of tea.

"Are you two from Cape Consortium?" asked Wyatt smilingly.

Wilbur said nonchalantly, "Yes, I've been personally sent by Miss Yves, the president of Cape Consortium, to inquire about our investment."

"First of all, on behalf of Twelven Town, we warmly welcome your investment. The project is already in progress. We will complete it as quickly as possible, so please rest assured," said Wyatt with a smile.

Wilbur scoffed coldly to himself and thought, 'What a lovely formal statement.'

"Really? However, we've allocated fifty million dollars and only a dent has been dug in the ground. Don't you think you need to explain this?" asked Wilbur.

Wyatt coughed and said, "You don't understand. This is a major project, so it requires a lot of coordination with multiple parties. Furthermore, the promised one hundred million dollars from your side hasn't been fully provided yet, which hinders our work. If you can get all the funds in place as soon as possible, the project can proceed immediately."

"We allocated fifty million dollars for the initial phase of the project. There shouldn't be any issues with that, right?" asked Wilbur.

Wyatt said in a low voice, "That's not entirely accurate. If the funding isn't in place and you stop contributing halfway through, who will clean up the mess left behind? We need to make sure that it all goes smoothly."