Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 147

Chapter 147 You Should Get Used to It

“Dad, why did you let that b*stard take advantage of us? How could you give him seventy percent profit?”

“Do you know how much we will be losing?”

Tristan complained to Raymond once they entered the car. “Let’s give up this order. Why must we degrade ourselves?”

How dare he force me to kneel before that stupid country girl and shoot a video of me?

“What do you know?”

Raymond leaned into the leather seat and rubbed his brow. “Even if we only get thirty percent, we must give the impression that we’re collaborating with Shaw Group.

“Then, people won’t think that we lost the negotiation.”

“Better for the public to think that we are collaborating with Shaw Group than for them to know that Shaw Group snatched the order from us!”

Tristan knew very little about business strategies. All he knew was that he had been humiliated.

“But…”

Raymond glared at him. “You have better wise up!”

“Outsiders do not care whether we get fifty-fifty or thirty-seventy profit. All they know is we are collaborating!”

Tristan pursed his lips. “But aren’t we losing too much with only thirty percent profit?”

“Hah.” Raymond laughed and narrowed his eyes ruthlessly. “Shaw Group secured this. order and signed the contract. If there’s any problem, it will be on Damien.”

“We make the products. Since he took advantage of us, we’ll ensure he doesn’t get quality goods!”

He lit a cigarette as he spoke. “When the time comes, the news will talk about Shaw Group producing clothes of subpar quality.”

When Cherise and Damien arrived at Shaw Group, Bernard had arranged for all the

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security guards to wait at the door.

As Cherise exited the car, she heard roaring applause and cheers from the building.

entrance.

She was so surprised by the sudden noise that she almost lost her balance and fell to the ground.

Thankfully, Damien grabbed her by her shirt.

Still shocked, Cherise was almost overwhelmed to tears as she looked at Bernard and the cheering Shaw Group employees.