The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 604

Chapter 604 They Couldn’t Honor the Contract 

Chapter 604 They Couldn’t Honor the Contract 

Marrisa was stunned by Moira’s words. 

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She never expected that this high–ranking Vice President would speak in such a dishonest and shameless. 

manner. 

Was this some kind of illusion? 

Perhaps she had been working too hard on the opening of the chain of stores, leaving her ears ringing and making it difficult to hear properly? 

She took another long look at Moira, who exuded an air of elegance. 

The outfit she wore was worth at least a few thousand. 

Especially the watch on her wrist–she recognized it as a high–end designer brand. 

Madam Stephanie owned one just like it, and it was incredibly expensive. Word had it that it cost millions! 

Madam Stephanie was wealthy and influential, but she would never behave in such a disgraceful way. 

But here was Moira–rich, influential, and high–class–how could she say something that only a lowlife would utter? 

Marrisa thought she must have heard it wrong. 

She believed that only scoundrels and shameless prostitutes would say such absurd things. 

Moira, a cultured and refined individual, claimed to serve underprivileged students; how could she speak in such a lowly manner? It just didn’t add up 

“Hmph! Who I give this money to is none of your business! Moira sneered, casting a disdainful glance at Robin and Marrisa. 

“I’ll spend it however I like, and you can only watch!” 

Marrisa had finally heard clearly. 

It was true. 

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Moira had actually said what only a scoundrel would say. 

Gosh! It’s shocking. 

Just because someone wore a fancy outfit didn’t mean they were human. 

Some people could wear fine clothes and still act like animals. 

So, once the money had reached the foundation, they did whatever they wanted with it? 

The special donations that had been clearly marked in the contract–were they not even going to honor 

those? 

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Where was the commitment to their agreements? 

That solemn promise was just a joke, wasn’t it? 

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Marge and Joanne weren’t getting a single cent. Instead the money was lining some b*stard’s pockets. 

Marrisa stepped forward and continued. “Ms. Townsend, as I explained before, the money I signed to donate through the Financial Aid Office was for you to handle. But the 30 million was a separate donation I made specifically for Marge Leif and her daughter. 

Marge is my best friend. I didn’t want them to feel embarrassed by directly receiving money from me. So, I arranged for the school to send it through official channels to spare them any discomfort. 

“How could you mismanage this money?” 

Moira pursed her lips, uninterested. “Who still gets embarrassed about taking money these days? If yo gave it directly to me; I wouldn’t be embarrassed. 

“You donors, I’ve seen your type before. 

“Faux charity! 

“Using us to launder your reputation and then trying to find ways to get the money back. 

“Pretending to be noble! 

“What you call a specific donation is just an excuse to take the money back. 

I’ll make it clear to you: our foundation has already allocated that 30 million. You can drop your wishful. thinking about specific donations!” 

Marrisa was stunned. Had the world really sunk so low? 

“Ms. Townsend, you can’t do this! We signed an agreement, and these funds have to be disbursed according to the contract. How can you just rearrange things?” 

Moira smiled mockingly. “Oh, you donors. You act like we’re oppressing you by calling you nouveau riche. 

“Let me teach you something for free. Donors are responsible for donating, but not for how the money is spent. If you keep making trouble, I’ll take legal action! 

“At that point, you might end up ruining your own reputation. 

“We have plenty of connections! 

“So, I advise you to just let go of the donation and stop thinking about it. If you want me to help that woman, what’s her name, the poor thing? I can consider giving a few hundred to help her through. 

“You can’t just hand out money to these people; it’ll just make them lazy. If you keep giving them handouts, you’ll be ruining them.” 

Usually calm and composed, Marrisa was now upset. 

“Ms. Townsend, giving them money was my personal choice. Whether they become lazy or not has 

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nothing to do with you. 

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“Right now, I only care about whether the contract I signed with the Financial Aid Office will be honored! 

According to the school’s requirement for financial aid, Joanna is more than qualified. 

“Her financial aid should be processed by now, right? 

Moira scoffed. I’ve told you before, I’m in charge here! You have no say in how I distribute the funds.