Underestimated Retribution

Chapter 89: Bennett's Disguised Investors

Bennet sat at his desk, surrounded by stacks of papers and account statements, his brow furrowed in concentration. He was desperate to reconcile the deficits in his balances before the month ended, knowing that he had to present a solid financial report to Bill Baummerman if he wanted to keep his promises.

He had to lay off some of his workers, including his secretary.

“Well, she was incompetent anyway, “he justified his actions to himself.

As he poured over the numbers, Bennet couldn't shake the feeling that he was drowning in debt. The company was struggling, and he was running out of options.

Bennet sat at his desk, surrounded by stacks of papers and account statements, his brow furrowed in concentration. He was desperate to reconcile the deficits in his balances before the month ended, knowing that he had to present a solid financial report to Bill Baummerman if he wanted to keep his promises.

Just as he was starting to make sense of the numbers, he heard a knock on the door.