The Quadruplets Are Mine? novel Chapter 1389

Chapter 1389 The First Pot of Gold

Chapter 1389 The First Pot of Gold

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The intravenous treatment for gastric spasms was administered quite quickly. In just forty minutes, two small bottles of liquid were completely injected.

Emmeline and her father returned home.

Dinner was still ongoing in the dining room.

Due to Emmeline’s unexpected illness, this meal was somewhat awkward.

Emmeline didn’t return to the dining room; instead, she went straight to her bedroom and fell into a deep sleep.

After Albus left, her mother, Kimberly, didn’t say a word to Emmeline for the entire afternoon while Maxwell smoked one cigarette after another in the bedroom,

Based on the events of that day’s lunch, Maxwell was not particularly pleased with Albus. However, since his wife’s mental state was not good, he didn’t want to go against her wishes.

The World Trade Building’s proposal was refined in detail and awaited signing.

On the day of signing the contract, Emmeline wore a suit and black heels and tied her hair into a bun, looking professional and competent.

Three copies of the contract were prepared and successfully signed.

Vernon, following the terms stipulated in the contract, transferred 30% of the initial fee to RetroWave Advertisements.

Tony deducted 10% of the revenue and gave Emmeline 29,000 dollars as her share.

Out of these 29,000 dollars, Emmeline kept 9,000 as a reserve for her clothing business development. She- gave the remaining 20,000 to Abel.

“The factory does need money,” Abel said. “But I can’t use your first earnings.

“The money is in your hands now; whether you use it or not is up to you.

“If the factory were running normally, I’d be willing to convert this money into shares for you,” Abel said. “But right now, I’m gambling with my life, so this money can’t be touched.”

Abel opened a bank account for Emmeline and deposited her 20,000 dollars, preserving it for her.

“How’s the factory contracting going?” Emmeline asked him. I was genuinely worried for you; it’s such a big deal.”

“It’s mostly settled,” Abel said. “On paper, Scott is in charge, but in reality, I’m the one contracting it

“With so many people in your factory, will there be a lot of layoffs?”

“That’s for sure. We’re putting our lives on the line, so we can’t afford to be a charity organization.”