Cherish Turner's 1.5 billion capital injection undoubtedly gave the board members a much-needed reassurance. Even if the Wood Family withdrew their investment, Griffith would have no reason to worry. At the same time, news came from Canada that the president of Seashore Corporation had secured sponsorship from a business partner, and the company was back on track. Projects that had been at a loss continued to operate with the influx of funds. Persuaded by Yannis Griffith, the board members, represented by Old Lee, agreed to withdraw the civil lawsuit temporarily, on the condition that the huge amount of money taken from Griffith must be replaced without any discrepancy.
However, this huge amount of money had become a crucial issue.
If the Griffith Family were to fill the gap secretly, they would be admitting that they had been undermining their own interests.
If they did not take the money, the board would not let the matter rest.
