Chapter 202 Bump Into Them?

• His seemingly casual words destroy all of Wesley’s hopes. “No, Mr. Hansen! The Ashton Group is the painstaking effort of several generations of the Ashton family. I can’t let it be ruined in my hands! Please let me go. I will be at your service in the future.” Wesley bowed to plead for mercy, his forehead banging on the ground, making a loud sound. He thought that as long as the apology was sincere, even if he couldn’t move Byron, the power of public opinion could force him to relent. Unexpectedly, Byron told him, “You may not know. Actually, all the things against the Ashton Group are not under my instruction.” “What?” Wesley was stunned for a moment before realizing what Byron meant. That was to say, at present, the bank didn’t lend money to the Ashton Group, other cooperative companies had come to ask for the final payment, and the Ashton Group’s breach of contract was discovered in various cooperations.
• These are all those leaders‘ spontaneous actions that had nothing to do with Byron. But it made sense. He offended Byron thoroughly at the dinner party, and many people witnessed that. Now, Byron was in full swing and supported by the Sunda Group. No one would offend him, fearing they would miss the opportunity to be associated with a powerful company like the Sunda Group. Since they were aware that Wesley had offended Byron, they naturally wanted to distance themselves from their work with the Ashton Group so as not to come under suspicion from him. Meanwhile, they were showing their goodwill to Byron. “So whether we forgive you or not won’t change the Ashton Group’s current status.” As Byron said, he looked at Cora.
• “There’s a jewelry store over there. Let’s go check out the ankle bracelett." Cora was not sure whether he wanted to buy her jewelry or simply get rid of Wesley, but she nodded anyway. Then Byron led her towards the jewelry store. Wesley was still standing there, pleading hoarsely, “Mr. Hansen, it can change it. You just need to say something in my defense.” “You don’t deserve me to do that,” Byron said. Then he took Cora away without looking back. If he only offended Byron, maybe Byron would consider letting him go. But Wesley’s frivolity in front of Cora that day doomed the Ashton Group’s bankruptcy. “Mr. Hansen, I’m truly sorry. Please help me. I don’t know who to ask for help.” Wesley was still begging, but Byron and Cora had gone far.