Expert Down The Mountain by Summer

Chapter 82
“Of course not. Ms. Wolfenden is going to repay them.” Sean’s expression morphed into one of rage immediately. “How is this
resolved? It’s just jumping from one hellhole to another hellhole!” “Don’t worry, Mr. Batley. Someone’s invested in the company.
$30,000,000 in total. No biggie.” “What!?” Sean was astounded. Who had been so generous to invest such a massive amount of
money!? The Solo’s chief, Iris, came out to get water at that moment. Kayson squinted and greeted her with a smile, “Ms.
Coleman, getting a drink?” Iris did not like Kayson, or rather, she did not like anyone from The Tetrad. That was why she merely
nodded at him coldly and ignored him.
Kayson did not mind, saying with a smile, “I have good news for you. Mr. Trevor and Mr. Miles Lawson were both kicked out of
the company.” Iris’ hand jolted and spilled the water in her glass as she looked up at Kayson in disbelief. “What nonsense are
you on!?” barked Iris. Kayson spread his hands and replied innocently, “I’m not making it up. It’s true.” Iris went pale, leaving the
glass to run into her office frantically. “Mr. Yarde, is this for real? The Lawson father and son have left the company?” Sean dared
not believe it either.
Kayson nodded. “I personally passed them the divestment and withdrawal contract to sign.” Sean was overjoyed, exclaiming,
“Yes! No one will be disrupting the company’s operations anymore! “Ms. Wolfenden can feel free to do her thing too!” Kayson
smiled and returned to his office, which was unexpectedly quiet. While wondering, he saw three of the seven heirs blanching like
they had lost someone. The three people were Quincy Dunn, whose father was Daryl Dunn, Tommy Irvin, whose father was
Chandler Irvin, and Xavier Jowett, whose father was one of the shareholders who left with Trevor. They were packing their
things, obviously having received the calls, and leaving the company. After all, their relatives had betrayed the company and
would follow Trevor elsewhere.
“What the f*ck!?” Easton was enraged.
The few of them had spent enough time to have a bond, and Easton was upset that they had to leave now.
“Easton, I... I didn’t know either...” Quincy was about to cry. Easton quickly asked when he saw Kayson returning, “Mr. Kace, do
you know what’s going on? I heard that Quincy’s father pulled out his investment?” Kayson nodded. “That’s true. A number of
people have left the company with Trevor, and the company has bought over their shares.” Easton paused at the news. If it were
Trevor... there was nothing much he could say. Even prodigal heirs like them knew that Trevor and Sadie never got along. What
was more, Quincy and the others’ relatives? Since they had decided to follow Trevor and leave the company, there was nothing
left to be said!