Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 870

He had nothing to explain.

Defeated by Sean's tactics, he had nothing to say.

No one would believe it even if he explained.

"There were sometimes problems with my strategy and planning.

"But rest assured, I will take responsibility for the money you've invested."

Jon faced the crowd as he shouted.

"Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Zimmer has spoken.

"He said he would take responsibility for the money he borrowed in his name."

The reporter repeated that Jon borrowed the money personally and not in the company's name.

The idea had become ingrained in many people's minds.

"Mr. Zimmer, we're no strangers. We know each other.

"So cut the crap. We only came to you for money today."

A middle-aged man with glasses said bluntly to Jon.

"That's right! Pay up!"

"Pay up, and everything will be fine."

Everyone chimed in. Jon was not given a chance to defend himself.

However, how could Jon come up with 300 million dollars?

He did not even have 30 million dollars!

However, no one would believe him if he said that.

They handed the money to Jon.

Jon now said the money had disappeared, and he was nowhere to be found.

Even a fool would not believe it.

"Give me a little time. I will settle this.

"Three days at most. Three days!"

Jon held up three fingers and sounded confident.

However, no one was willing to compromise.

"We've paid you.

"You're not developing it right now, and you probably didn't use the money.

"Why can't you pay us back?"

A middle-aged woman in her 40s snorted coldly before asking.

"It's not that I won't pay you.

"I need a little time to sort this out.

"Am I going to be able to do all this while I'm here?"

Jon gritted his teeth slightly, his scalp tingling.

However, no one would listen to him, no matter what he said.

The companies would be in danger if they did not get their money back.

Although they looked like they were strapped for cash, it was not only about one company.

If one company could not turn things around, other companies could forgive them and keep the industrial chain moving.

However, all the companies had no money left to operate, so who was going to forgive each other?