The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 802

Muriel was also around at this time. She was sitting on Carr’s lap while saying coquettishly, “Dear, won’t you do it for me? Let’s get back at her for my sake, okay?”

Carr spread his hands and looked helpless. He spoke in a heavy accent, “Muriel, Beacon Group is one of the few large companies in Riverdale. Moreover, they’ll soon launch a new drug in the market that will bring new blood to the pharmaceutical industry. I can’t just issue a drug prohibition order to them because of personal enmity. It violates my work ethics.”

“No way! I can’t stand that Wynn Johnston! She just got the position of chairwoman, right? No wonder she was so smug the other day!”

Muriel was adamant, so she got off Carr’s lap and said bitterly, “You must help me in this matter. Otherwise, I’ll send the evidence of your affairs with those little vixens in the association to your workgroup!”

When Carr heard this, he was angry. With his face flushed red, he said, “Muriel, have you been investigating me?”

Muriel was unperturbed. “I can ignore your private life, but you must help me in this matter, even if it’s just a stop order from the association. I just can’t stand looking at Wynn’s conceited face.”

Carr was in a dilemma as he was worried that his private life would be exposed.

After all, that was related to his tenure as president in the region.

Out of desperation, Carr could only agree and said, “Okay, let me contact the branch office in Riverdale and cancel their qualifications.”

When Muriel heard this, she immediately jumped and gave Carr a hug and a kiss. She said, “Dear, you’re too good to me. I love you.”

With a helpless expression on his face, Carr pushed Muriel away and called the general manager of the medical association’s Riverdale branch.

Very soon, there was a very respectful and pleasing voice on the other end of the phone. “Dear President Smyth, what can I do for you today?”

“Hendricks, I need you to cancel the qualification license of Beacon Group for me,” Carr said.

On the other end of the line, a middle-aged man with his hair slicked back sat in his office. The smile on his face quickly disappeared as he asked in confusion, “President Smyth, Beacon Group has no violations or bad corporate behaviors. If we cancel their qualification license, isn’t it improper?”

“Hendricks, don’t ask any questions. Just do it.”

Smyth’s tone turned low as he waved his hands, saying, “Only you and I will know about this, understand? I need Beacon to stop production for three months.”

Hendricks frowned. He was in charge of Riverdale’s medical association branch company, so he naturally understood the huge business opportunities that Beacon brought to Riverdale.

The cancellation of the qualification license in this way plus the suspension of production for three months would be fatal to the flourishing Beacon!

“President Smyth, what happened? Do you need me to contact the chairman of Beacon to discuss things with you?” Hendricks asked.

“No! That won’t be necessary. Just do as I say.”

After speaking, Carr hung up.

Hendricks sat in the office. How could someone at his level fail to understand that Beacon must have offended Smyth in some way?

In that case, Hendricks had his own plans too.

Without further thought, Hendricks quickly called his subordinates and said, “Cancel all the licenses issued by the association to Beacon Group and tell them that production will be suspended for three months.”