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"Tapos? Anong sabi mo?" Nagkibit-balikat ako. "Ni-reject ko siya." Nakita ko kung paano nanlumo ang mukha niya. Sinamaan niya pa ako ng tingin kaya tinaasan ko siya ng kilay. "Problema mo?" tanong ko. "Problema ko? Ikaw yata ang may problema rito, Dawn. Bakit mo naman ni-reject si Lino ng gano'n kabilis? Hindi mo man lang binigyan ng ilang araw," naiinis na sambit niya.

“Jane, let me take you home to rest. Don’t worry about the company. We will take good care of it.” Jane shook her head. “You guys won’t be able to do it.” Vivienne only knew that the situation was slightly bad and complicated in Dunn Group. She did not know that Dunn Group was in a lot of trouble.

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Ethan nodded once. “Credit facility with Helios just paused,” Ethan said. “Temporarily.” “Paused?” someone echoed. “That’s—” “—not a collapse,” Ethan cut in. “Unless we make it one.” Across town, Davin watched the same screens with a faint smile. His office was quiet, immaculate, the kind of calm that came from knowing exactly where the knives were hidden. He lifted his phone. “Release the second note,” he said. “Frame it as concern. Not accusation.”

“But it is to us. Now, if you’d let us think, we’ve got a problem to solve.” Davina raised a hand of surrender, leaning back. “Good luck finding a way to meet with the travelers, when they don’t even base in one place.” “And what is that supposed to mean?” I blinked at her. “You guys wanted to figure it out yourself, so don’t let me ruin the party,” she looked away, making a face. “Davina,” Xavier groaned. “You’re literally making things difficult right now.” “How?” She turned to Xavier. “You’re withholding information. Vital information.”

Bradley clapped excitedly. “Shut up and tell me how to deal with the Geranos!” Donavan yelled and Bradley immediately held his lips with his fingers. “Talk you idiot!” Donavan snapped when Bradely didn’t say anything anymore. “But you told me to shut up, stop contradicting yourself,” Bradley said innocently and that was all it took for Donavan to yell as he had finally driven him insane. **** “Dennis, are you seeing what has been going on in the news?” Regina asked in horror as she read the various articles.

Once you resolve the matters with the Winston Group, you may put some of your attention back on things there. "You'll have more time and resources by then. So, you can definitely reclaim your territory in Seardale. Don't worry about it so much." The topic had shifted far from the main point after all that talking. David knew there was no use to chat with Darren anymore. He didn't have solid proof against him and could only talk through the phone. Even if David knew Darren was the culprit, Darren could still deny it. David couldn't do anything in that case. David exchanged some pleasantries before bidding goodbye. "Grandpa, it's getting late. It should be midnight back in the country, right?

He waited impatiently, and the second he heard his VP’s voice, he launched right in. “Yeah, man. I just talked to Mace up in Fort Collins. We got a problem.” Scars put down his burger. “I’m listening.” “Dawson and his boys were up there last night, tryin’ to pull the Warriors into some of their shady deals.” “What the fuck?” Scars said. “Mace’s guys don’t do anything dirty. They never have. Dawson knows that.” “I know. But Mace said there was pressure.” “What kind?”

"I don't want to argue in the middle of the night. Just tell me how much the repair costs are, and I'll pay you right now." Revaline crossed her arms over her chest and looked Daven up and down, her gaze making her attraction to him unmistakably obvious. "How about paying through WeChat instead? Give me your number or ID first, and I'll send you the repair estimate there." Hearing such a cliché and utterly unreasonable request for what was supposed to be a compensation matter, Daven looked at the young woman with a mixture of disbelief and disgust. "You're crazy," Daven muttered coldly without hesitation.