The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 4970

Charlie asked in surprise, “The copper mine is still operating?”

“Yes.” The man explained, “The copper mine was purchased from the Cyprus government with legal funds through a legal process.”

“Since this is a copper mine that has been in operation for many years, the organization can’t close it down because that would definitely arouse the suspicion of the public. So, after the organization bought the copper mine, it announced that it invested five hundred million US dollars in this copper mine to upgrade and expand this mine.”

“It is said to be a renovation and expansion, but in truth, the main goal is to build an area at the bottom of the copper mine that can be used by us and the dead soldiers to live and train. At the same time, the copper mine also retained a few working surfaces. On weekdays, the dead soldiers and their families work in rotation to ensure the normal production of the copper mine.”

“To the outside world, the copper mine has more than two hundred employees, but in reality, none of the two hundred people work. The people who are truly responsible for the mining work are the dead soldiers and their families who live below.”

“They just need to ensure that more than a hundred people are responsible for the mining work every day. The public will not be suspicious as long as our production capacity can reach normal standards.”

Charlie frowned and said, “But you’re still imprisoning more than a thousand dead soldiers and their family members. This scale is at least a few thousand people. You would have to rely on imports for the expenses of food and drinks for so many people. If you import a large number of food supplies beyond the needs of two hundred people for a long time, wouldn’t the public become suspicious?”

“No.” The man further explained, “The copper mine we are in is right on the coast with its own dock. All materials dispatched are transported by sea, and the copper ore dug out is also normally sold to the public by sea.”