Errand Boy Son-in-law Becomes The Idol Of Many

CHAPTER 99

His brain stumbled into remembrance when he recalled that Harrison was one of his staff members in one of his main companies.

When Greyson Consortium’s assets were unfrozen by the court and their companies were given a fresh license to operate, there was a scheme undertaken by Alan Greyson where he removed several employees from his companies.

Alan, after being given control of operations involving the Greyson consortium, decided that he was only going to have the best workers available to him.

At that time, he recalled that the last time the consortium was in operation, some employees were on the blacklist of the company. They had fallen short of the requirements of the company in terms of ethics and hard work.

On Harrison’s part, his offense was that he was caught advertising and selling other company’s products in an attempt to make money. The board of directors in the company saw that Harrison wanted to use it as a plan to woo some employees and even customers away from the compan