Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 2723

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2723

Call From Larry

Larry’s words were solemn and determined.

That was his bottom line. He could change his ways, and he could change his careers, but he would never let Jake take over the company.

“Mr. Norton, M Group’s president hopes to take over Norton Corporation. It is our honor…”

Once again, another director started trying to persuade Larry.

“I’ll never sell my company. If you don’t want to stay here any longer, I can buy your shares from you. I’ll buy them at the old market price. This is the best way, and the kindest I’ll be to you.”

Larry’s words made the other directors enter a heated discussion.

“Has he gone mad? The company’s about to shut down, but he’s still trying to buy our shares?”

“You’re right. He can’t have lost his marbles, can he?”

“Moreover, he’s trying to buy them with the original market price?”

Instantly, the office was in an uproar.

They were all old sly foxes. As long as they could still reap the profits, they cared not about who owned the company.

“Mr. Norton, are you serious with what you’ve just said?” one of the directors snapped as he stood up and stabbed a finger in his direction.

“Of course I am,” came Larry’s plain reply.

“Okay, deal.”

Thus, Larry obtained all the shares of Norton Corporation. Very well. As he looked at the directors in front of him, a satisfied smile grew on Larry’s lips.

Meanwhile, in M Group’s office, Jake was at his table, flipping through his documents with a grave look.

“Mr. Wilson, I need your signature on this document.” The assistant then handed a document to Jake when he entered.

“What’s the situation with Norton Corporation’s side?” Jake asked as he signed the paper.

“It’s all quiet so far,” the assistant slowly said as he lowered his head. It seemed like he was not stressed about it at all.

Wait. Jake abruptly snapped his head upward as anxiety filled his eyes.

He could sense that something was wrong somewhere, but he could not pinpoint what it was.