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Chapter 348 Mr. Johnson Is Going To Cover The Fees?

Chapter 348 Mr. Johnson Is Going to Cover the Fees?

Anthony was pissed off in the early morning.

He did not do anything, but everyone spoke as if he had put a knife on Austin's neck.

The whole J City was saying that he could not wait anymore to take over KLOC and that he had made

some moves to get rid of Austin.

He was so pissed off that he had no appetite for breakfast, "If I knew it would turn out like this, I would

have already had Austin hit."

Ross disagreed, "If you had hit him, the police would probably have knocked on our door. Actually, it's

not all bad. Though people think we have done it, we have not. No matter what they say, we did not do

it. Austin would not find anything against us, the police would not question us, either."

"As long as we remain the same after some time, people would know that it has nothing to do with us.

We did not do anything to Austin. And at that time, we could claim that Austin has directed all those

things."

Hearing the analysis of his youngest son, Anthony was much cheered up, "You are right. It seems the

accident could be an opportunity for us."

Ross smiled, "Right."

Austin on the other hand was unaware of the scheme they secretly had. Since the rumor about his

identity came out yesterday, KLOC's shares had dropped. And today, it dropped more.

In merely two days, the market value of KLOC had reduced by six billion, which led to many complaints

about Austin from the shareholders.

Austin's face grew colder when he was hearing Ivan's phone call.

"Mr. Johnson, the board wants to have the shareholders' conference today."

Austin sneered, "Arrange it in the afternoon. I will come back."

Then he hung up the phone.

Suny, sitting on the couch, tilted her head towards him, and smiled slightly, "Need some help? Mr.

Johnson?"

Austin's face softened while he approached her and sat beside her, "I do need your help."

"Well?"

Suny was a bit surprised.

She asked out of politeness, after all, Anthony was nothing for Austin, and although the shares were

dropping, they had not hit the critical moment.

"I want you to buy in KLOC's fractional shares and some shareholders' shares through Phantom." After

the old Johnson passed away, Austin led KLOC to a promising future.

Many of KLOC's peer companies had broken down due to their falling behind the time. But after Austin

came into office, he made a huge reformation within KLOC and opened up new businesses that

echoed with the time, all of which helped KLOC to exist today.

And the shareholders knew it all. If Austin was not Maddox's son or not a Johnson, he would not have

been a legal heir, which meant someone would have to take his place.

KLOC would have a tougher time marching forward with Anthony's ambitions about the company and

their probable endless hindrance.

As soon as Austin was out, and Anthony came to stir the market, whether KLOC could remain in its

glory was a problem, let alone move further.

The old shareholders were clear that Austin was leading the company well and that they could benefit

without even doing anything. Well, with the meager shares in hand, they could not actually do

something even if they wanted to. Anyway, it would be best for them to remain silent and receive the

money.

But now, even the money was unsure. It would appear natural that they would want to sell their shares

when KLOC was having a rough time.

Maybe they could sell it at a nice price.

If Austin buys in himself, those old kinds of stuff would know that KLOC was still profitable and would

be unwilling to sell.

But Phantom was different, everyone knew the company had just started in the recent ten years, but no All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

one knew who was behind it.

If Suny buys in through Phantom, it would be likely that they would sell those shares given that the

price was good.

However, it would require more than billions. Probably tens of billions.

It was not that Suny could not raise the money. But if she were to extract public money, it would include

other parties. Just because she wanted to help Austin, didn't mean other shareholders would be willing

to do the same thing.

Raul, a typical money-first man, would likely reject Phantom purchasing KLOC.

"It's not a good idea for Phantom to publicly purchase KLOC."

Austin caressed her cheek, "We don't need Phantom. We just need Suny."

Who in J city hadn't heard of Suny? They just didn't know who she really was. Still, it would be rather

convincing if the buyer was Suny.

Likewise, Suny thought the same.

She grinned, "Will Mr. Johnson cover the fee?"

Tens of billions is not a small sum.

Austin pressed his lips against her forehead, "I will."

Suny clucked her tongue, "Sir, you are truly wealthy."

"Likewise."

Austin had a meeting in the afternoon, and meanwhile, Suny was planning to go to Phantom. After they

had lunch and some rest, Austin drove her to Phantom before he went to KLOC.

Seeing Suny was coming, Rosa first told her what was going on between Dora and her husband,

Calvin, and then mentioned to Sue, "Miss. Holland, Miss. Sue came to see you this morning."

Suny lifted her brow, "Again?"

She paused, "Did she mention why she came?"

Rosa shook her head, "She just said she wanted to see you."

Suny nodded, "Okay."

She glanced at Rosa, "Rosa, I need you to check my personal liquid asset. I need about thirteen billion.

If I don't have so much, check where I can have that much from my investments."

Rosa seemed a bit shocked, "Miss Holland, what's wrong?"

Suny curled her lips, "Nothing, just want to help a friend."

Suddenly it all made sense to Rosa. KLOC's shares had slumped in the past two days with a loss of

more than six billion. The company would break down if the situation continues.

"I'll check it right now, Miss Holland."

Suny personally invested a lot and all her investments went well. Like WJ she invested last year had

raised the sixth round of funds and its market value had hit one billion. Suny only put eighty million, but

if the company goes public successfully next year, its market value would rapidly exceed two billion.

As the biggest shareholder, even Suny decided to sell her share at this moment. She would gain more

than three hundred million.

In addition to promising companies like WJ, she also invested in New Piper, which went public last

year, and SNX, which had just gone public this June.

Suny had invested in these companies when they were still in an early period. With approximately forty

percent of total shares, Suny would be astoundingly wealthy when these companies all go public.