Chapter 71 A Phone Call

• Liam looked at the deposit in the six new accounts he had made. Eight hundred and sixty-four million in total, what Cassian Wolf had paid for his shares in the company, which had suddenly made him the majority shareholder of the exporter Grissom.
• It had taken the German just one week to redirect the ships to his own company, change the port licenses to his name, and do exactly what he had promised Liam he would do: destroy that company part by part and sell it off in pieces.
• Garret Grisson had been on the verge of collapse for a week, with doctors and ambulances coming in and out of the house, but despite his tiredness of shouting and threatening, he had achieved nothing. Cassian Wolf was not only the majority shareholder, but the total owner of the company, and he didn't mind losing a couple of hundred million by destroying his company because in the end he would earn much more by not having competition.