Chapter 151: Riffraff

The Alberts were in a pensive mood as everyone of them sat in the family hall. Unlike the other meetings where there would be chatters before the meeting started, today, everyone was focused on the phone, reading the various posts on social media that had managed to circulate around in the last three days.

"Richard, how many companies don't want to partner with us anymore?" Grandfather asked.

"Seventeen."

Grandfather sighed. "Let them go."

"What are the updates about those riffraffs?" Grandfather asked.

"The TV station where they went refused to disclose anything about their identity. I have met with the owner of the station but he isn't saying anything," someone said.

"I have a friend there but he is more clueless than we are about the matter," someone else added.

"I have checked into it but there is really no one I suspect to have done this among our business rivals," another person said.

Richard felt a feeling that he had missed something out... Funny how he seemed not to have th