with two large brown envelopes in her hands. She too
ey both began bringing out the files that wer
ok her seat on one of the chairs facing the older man.
Joan, anything yet?" His eyes w
er head with a little furrow on her brow. "Nothing yet,
dad
find that would get us out of this mess," he encouraged, a
k was
d, loud enough for the
d a small enveloped letter, came inside his office,
that made both father and daughter stop to ta
e Robbie handed over to him. He looked at the sealed envelope an
ad its content, his eyes widened, t
ey
ir, th
r father's reaction, then stood to pick up the paper that lay on the flo
ave to be joking," she said.
s head. "They a
t," she stated, placing the paper on the table. "Yes, we are struggling since the Kingswell pro
dad, who looked
bankruptcy, but we can still hold on, right, Dad?" She asked for clarit
used up the rest of our resources to try and make an alternat
ted to ask but thought it was
to think of what could be done to save her dad's co
g, then refer some of our employees to other companies on a temporary basis depending on when we
is, they have families to feed," she continued, t
thing. Her eyes went to her dad, and he
any." He broke the news to her. "I don't know how that happened,
nod. "That's ridiculous." She threw her hands in the air. "They possibly woul
r? If they don't notice, this co
It's something else." A smile crept on her lips. "And I think I kno
"You're going somewhere, Joan?" She nodded in response, the s
he begged when she saw the sullen look on his face. "I'll try my best to fix this,
ons she was going to take, but
her so that you start work as soon as possible," she said, and he nodded before leaving. "
weeks
s office looking really panicked. He walked up to Gary
ng of his office door again to see Darken Reliso, the son of Henry and Ansel Reliso,
on his lips and kept his right b
nt of Gary; he nodded in greeting and let himself sit on the chair in
ooked up at Robbie, who had been glaring at him right from when he stepped into the office.
, so he rolled his eyes and
ng here, Dark?" G
t up on his chair. "I
doing here?" Gary asked, s
nds on the table and raised his chin up. "Now I se
t?" Gary asked, a little
this man to leave us to tal
o be present in every meeting I
re too stupid to see who truly is against them," he remarked, and before Gary could say anythi
s ridiculous,
e already bankrupt. Soon some companies will come to buy you guys off and probably turn your com
were you, Dark," Gary warned
ill be okay if we take over some shares of your company rather than
dea of what w
he pro
u'll just end up losing." Darken p
face; he knew he was in a deadlock here, and as much
d could probably get back the company if things get better
and flung it at Darken. "Don't think you can come near my daughter." He p
uments from the table and started walking out of the office. "We'll
er," Gar