“If that’s the case, I can get rid of one of them first, then.”
Jasper smiled and sent Dawson a message.
Since the beginning, neither Jasper nor Dawson had found the Hanks family’s tricks worth their attention.
With the power they held now, it was not a difficult feat to completely destroy the Hanks family.
The Hanks family only became a tough nut to crack when Conrad was there supporting them.
Now with the Law family giving them trouble at Harbor City, Jasper and Dawson’s plan could immediately begin.
“Are you sending me back to the hotel?” Henry asked.
“Do you still have more work to do?” Jasper asked curiously.
Henry chuckled and waved his phone. “I know a few beauties in every single place I’ve been to before, so I can contact them at any time.”
Jasper scoffed. “Your dad said that the playground project at the Southface River will be done soon. He wants you to supervise the finishing touches.”
Henry replied irritably, “I don’t understand a thing about construction. As to what the workers are doing, who am I, an outsider, to ask?”
“You might not have to pay attention to the specifics of the construction, but what about the quality specifications, the final checking, and the financial aspects? You need to at least know something, don’t you? Else, you’ll be the one suffering when you get back. Don’t say I never warned you, but your dad is definitely going to ask you about it when you get back.
“I’m sure you’re much more aware than I am of the consequences if you can’t answer him.”
Henry’s expression darkened as he spoke in an upset tone, “This old man is controlling my every second here. Fine, fine, we’ll go back to the hotel. I’ll read through the playground’s documents first then.”
Leaving Henry at the hotel, Jasper returned home.
Dawson returned very late that night, but he had a mirthful smile on his face when he came back.
Dawson pulled out a thick stack of documents from his briefcase and smiled widely at Jasper. “It’s done. We’ve bought all of their debt contracts. This alone is enough to crush the Hanks family to smithereens.”
Jasper took over the thick stack of documents.
These papers were the reason behind Dawson’s busy day.
“The Hanks family previously signed a total of 48 sales businesses. I found 38 of them today, and these are all of them for now.
“The remaining ten are probably the Hanks family’s loyal partners, so they’re not worth us using such a large amount of money to bribe them over.
“The 38 businesses I’ve negotiated with come up to a total of 2.7 billion worth of compensation. And we’ve bought their contracts with 2.4 billion.”
“Tsk, tsk. And we made three hundred million too? What good business.” Jasper smiled.
“Just suing the Hanks family would cost these businesses a huge amount of expenses. It’s expected that they were willing to sell us their contracts at a discount.”
“Now we wait. Tomorrow, we can make our move.”
…
The following day, the Hanks family seemed to have noticed something for they began to attack JW Real Estates’ projects maddeningly.
In a few days’ time, they had caused Jasper 200 million worth of loss.
Not that Jasper cared.
It was because swallowing the Hanks family would easily cover this loss.
At the same time, there was no halt in the purchase of Skyward Aluminum’s market shares. If anything, the purchase continued unrelentingly.
However, Conrad was a capable man. Excluding the first day when he was caught off guard, he had been fiercely fighting back in all the following days.
