The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 374

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Chapter 374 The Dunns Challenged by 50 Developers 

Chapter 374 The Dunns Challenged by 50 Developers 

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Two representatives from the cooperative developers involved in the Eastvale Ecological Project stood before Henry: Gideon Joss from Southern Horizon Development and Cormac Hale from Cormac Constructions. 

Noticing the tension in Henry’s voice and the veiled threat in his words, they quickly rose to their feet. 

“Mr. Henry, we have important matters to discuss, Gideon began, his voice steady but urgent. 

“If we don’t bring this issue up at Mr. Martin’s banquet, we doubt the Dunns will ever engage with us in any medningful way.” 

Henry’s expression darkened. “What issue are you referring to?” 

Gideon replied immediately, “All 50 of us developers involved in the Eastvale Ecological Project firmly believe that the contract we signed with the Dunns was entirely fraudulent and coerced. 

“Therefore, we insist that the Dunns renegotiate and sign a new contract, allowing us to select investment projects different from those originally outlined.” 

Henry motioned for them to take their seats. 

“From what I gather, the initial partnership contract between the Dunns and yo established in line with the overall framework set by the city’s Economic Develop Planning Department for the Eastvale area. 

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“The Dunn Group submitted your partnership contract to the city government for record–keeping. 

“After being reviewed by the relevant city departments, everything was deemed acceptable. 

“There is no foundation for your accusations of contractual fraud or any violations of the city’s planning guidelines. 

“Why are you creating trouble without just cause? 

“Additionally, when you initially partnered with the Dunn Group, you raised no concerns. 

“You have already been working on the Eastvale project for three months, during which both parties have invested substantial funds. 

“Not only have you contributed significant capital, but the Dunn Group has also heavily invested in the Eastvale project. 

“The city government and various financial institutions have provided considerable support. 

“What does your–sudden upheaval as a group of 50 developers imply? Are you challenging the city. government’s urban planning directives?” 

Gideon, the president of Southern Horizon Development, forced a strained smile. “Mr. Henry, you’re correct in noting your authority in Harmonfield and the city government’s established plans. 

“However, reality is far more complex than the tidy tables and charts the Planning Department and 

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The market is ever–evolving, and as developers, our goal is profit, which is why we partnered with the Dunns. 

“Currently, the contract with the Dunn Group severely limits our growth, making it nearly impossible for us to continue.. 

“We’ve united to ask the Dunns to renegotiate the contract. 

“It’s simply a change to one clause. 

“Yet the Dunns have continually rejected our requests, leaving us no choice but to bring this matter up at Mr. Martin’s banquet. 

“Otherwise, how could we possibly contend with such a powerful family like the Dunns 

“They are the largest consortium in Harmonfield. 

“I apologize for any offense caused, but we hope you can help us achieve an agreeable outcome, Mr. Henry. 

Gideon’s words sparked a wave of murmurs among the Brookhaven elite. 

“They have a point; the Dunns are a massive force in Harmonfield, and trying to ne small feat. 

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“The contract for the Eastvale Ecological Business District was finalized after extensive negotiations; it seems underhanded to backtrack now. 

“True, but the law doesn’t penalize the many. The Dunns have invested billions into the Eastvale Ecological Business District. If these 50 developers fail to uphold their end of the contract, the Dunns could face significant consequences. 

Drake and Shirley rose and moved to the lounge area. 

Shirley spoke sharply. “Mr. Joss, Mr. Hale, when the Dunns invested billions into the Eastvale Business District, their aim was to create a green living and shopping hub for Harmonfield. 

“The overall plan for the Business District was designed to benefit the people of Harmonfield and fully comply with the city government’s requirements. 

“When you first saw the Eastvale Business District as a promising opportunity, you were eager to partner with the Dunns and share in that wealth. 

“To give back to the community, the Dunns declined offers from more powerful investors nationwide, choosing instead to collaborate with you and share the riches of the Eastvale Business District. 

“You’re all aware of the potential returns from your investments in the Eastvale Business District. 

“The original partnership contract was signed voluntary; no one forced you to enter into it. Where is the evidence of fraud and coercion?” 

Confronted by Shirley’s icy remarks, Gideon and Cormac suddenly found themselves at a loss for words,