Harris Dunn had recently been tormented by the failed setup of the Leutonia branch.
Although Dunn Group was a large enterprise, it had gone through several crises in the past year.
First, the stock price plummeted due to the Securities Regulation Commission investigation, and then the Lewis Group canceled all cooperation with Dunn Group, causing the stock price to plummet again.
The two steep declines had seriously damaged Dunn Group, and it had not yet recover.
The Leutonia branch was Harris Dunn's last-ditch bet.
He had thought that within a year, Dunn Group would be able to rise again with the momentum of this branch.
However, the branch failed as Mason Lilliput and the Thompsons in Leutonia were wiped out. The US$ 68,340,550 he had invested was completely lost!
The finance director called again, asking him where to get money for the upcoming expenses?
Because the previous working capital on the books had been transferred to Leutonia to handle the branch matters.
