The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 2921

Charlie only knew that the reason why Sophie had not accused or complained about Cadfan during the live broadcast of her press conference was because she must have already come to some kind of agreement with Cadfan. 4

However, Charlie was not sure what Sophie had actually gotten in exchange from Cadfan. 4

When Charlie heard that Sophie had gotten Schulz Ocean Shipping Group from him, he was rather surprised.

He truly did not expect that this girl, Sophie, would actually be so capable. She could actually cut off such a big piece of flesh from Cadfan!

Or rather, this was no longer as simple as cutting a piece of flesh off from under his foot, but this was almost equivalent to Sophie cutting off one of Cadfan's legs!

However, Charlie was a little surprised as he asked Nanako, "Since the Schulz family's ocean shipping business is completely blocked now, is there any way Sophie Schulz would be able to bring this business back to life?"

Nanako hurriedly replied, "To be honest, I'm not too sure what kind of solution Sophie Schulz has.

However, I think that there are only two solutions that she can take. The first solution is for her to move all of the relevant business overseas. However, this will have extremely high requirements on their overseas resources. Since the Schulz family has never been able to do it before this, I feel that it is unlikely for Sophie Schulz to be able to do so."

As she spoke of this, Nanako then said, "The only other solution is for her to seek for a collaboration. In my opinion, the best way for her to do so is to break u p the entire Schulz Ocean Shipping Group down to pieces so that she can then integrate these resources into the hands of other enterprises. This would mean that the Schulz family would be investing in the shares and retreating behind the scenes to avoid all the blockades against the Schulz family." 2

At this time, Autumn could not help but say, "Miss Ito's analysis is very accurate. However, I think that the Schulz family would make much greater losses under the second solution. It would be equivalent to them opening a Walmart, but they cannot sell anything to the public under their own store, and they can only transport all of their goods to other supermarkets to seek a collaboration with the other supermarkets such as Carrefour, Supervalu, Kroger, and so forth. This way, their competitors will certainly lower the prices desperately and squeeze the Schulz family’s profit margin." 2