Overwhelmed by the Billionaire’s Persistent Pursuit

Chapter 333: Candice didn't expect Milton to hold her hand in front of the company's highly designated employees. Her mind went blank instantly. When she came back to her senses, she was already seated next to Milton. She quickly shook off his hand, blushing from her cheeks down to her neck, feeling extremely embarrassed. Once again, Milton displayed his "I don't give a damn" attitude. One of the directors sitting next to Milton wisely gave up his seat for Candice and took the seat opposite her. After bowing to the founding members and directors, Candice sat down.

She had planned to clarify things with Milton over the phone but worried he wouldn't be able to persuade the directors. After all, this was a 50-billion-dollar investment, so she had to come in person. She was Milton's personal attorney, and it was indeed embarrassing for her to show up uninvited at a senior leaders' meeting. Glaring at Candice with dissatisfaction, Anson hissed, "The creditors' meeting is about to end, and you, an outsider, suddenly come to stop our investment. You better have a reasonable explanation.

Otherwise, none of us here will ever forgive you." Sitting next to Candice, Milton asked softly, "Have you found any anomalies? Don't be afraid. Just tell me. I'm with you." "May I borrow your computer?" Candice asked, looking at him. She then pulled Milton's computer in front of her. Milton's computer was directly connected to the main screen, which was currently split into two halves: the creditors' meeting on the left and Milton's computer screen on the right.

With her long, slender fingers, Candice began typing while explaining, "Regarding the stalking horse bid for Dawnport Automobile Tire Factory, I strongly suspect something is wrong with the stalking horse the other party found. I know your group has a team of lawyers who reviewed this, but they might not know much about Quermac." Explore more fiction on gαℓησνs․ She opened a document and showed it to all the founding members and directors. "The car enterprises in Quermac have always had credibility problems, but few people know about it.

I handle many cases involving foreign companies, and I have a special channel that provides real information about many companies' registration status. You may not be aware of this, but the government of Quermac is the biggest source of falsified materials. I've dealt with them several times, so I know that as long as anyone has enough money to throw at that government, they can get any information they want. I suspect that Dawnport Automobile Tire Factory has colluded with the stalking horse in Quermac.

The price of 39.1 billion is not credible." Candice opened her mailbox and pulled up an encrypted file. "I got the registration information of this company from a special channel. It's clearly a shell company that has only existed for a month. How could it have a capital of 39.1 billion dollars? However, according to the information in your hands, this company has been around for fifteen years. That's a huge discrepancy. Do you trust the background information you received on this company?" Anson and Boden exchanged glances and examined the document in their hands.

Indeed, the information they had was completely different from what Candice presented. . . .