Chapter 141 A Big Short's Prisoner

• After a night of heated discussion, a layer of haze enveloped the Santos Group early the next morning, and the atmosphere was solemn. Gracia came to the company carly in the morning. At this time, other employees had not yet gone to work, so she waited quietly. If Waylon and others withdrew their investment today as she expected, the Santos Group’s stock would completely collapse. The brilliance that the Santos Group had just created would be completely buried in the dust. As the head of security guards, Albert also stood at the door of the company and sighed.. He thought, ‘Everything was fine yesterday. How could it happen like that? Can Leonard withstand such a blow?‘ Just as the company had opened its doors, several partners went in.
• It was said that they were all going to terminate their contracts with the Santos Group. Some people were even willing to pay high liquidated damages. Even a security guard like Albert felt the great pressure and was a little flustered. The Santos Group seemed to be really facing a crisis. Kenia absentmindedly took her phone and came to a corner. “Dad, the situation at the Santos Group is grim. Many people have come to terminate their contracts. I’m afraid it will be difficult for the stock to recover. “Sell all the Santos Group stocks we bought. No one expected what happened this time,” Kenia said on the phone. “Don’t sell your stocks. The Santos Group’s stocks will soon rise sharply.” At this moment, a voice sounded from behind Kenia. Leonard was wearing a suit and standing behind her. “Hi, Leonard.” Kenia hurriedly put her phone away. “How many shares of the Santos Group did your family buy?” Leonard asked.
• “When I got the news that several companies were investing in the Santos Group, I immediately asked my dad to invest one million dollars. “Apart from our family, many of our relatives and friends also bought shares of the Santos Group after hearing the news. “I didn’t expect it to drop so much overnight. I don’t even know how to face my relatives.” Kenia’s eyes were filled with tears. “It’s okay. Tell your relatives and friends, including your father. Do not sell the Santos Group’s shares. “The Santos Group’s stock will rise sharply soon. Believe me.” “Okay.” Kenia nodded. “Leonard, I believe you.” “I should go up then.” While speaking, Leonard walked towards the elevator. As soon as Leonard entered the elevator, Kenia took out her phone again. “Dad, sell the Santos Group’s stocks.” On the phone, Willie asked in confusion, “Didn’t Leonard just say that Santos Group’s stock will rise soon?”