The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame novel Chapter 218

Shawn was Harvey’s brother-in-law and the biggest shareholder of Daily Yield Group. Thus, Shawn would never joke about this matter.

I can't imagine an individual purchasing the entire Daily Yield Group for thirty-five billion in cash. At the moment, Daily Yield Group is expanding. If Paramount Hotel is successfully listed, the market value of Daily Yield Group will go up to seventy to eighty billion! As Harvey is the majority shareholder of Daily Yield Group, it wouldn't be logical for him to sell off a money-making business for thirty-five billion only.

Alas, he did sell it!

Bryan fixed his gaze on Donald with a frown. “You've hidden yourself well! However, it doesn’t matter if it is sold. As long as Paramount Hotel is still under my control, the purchase will not affect me much!”

Paramount Hotel had started to separate its operations from Daily Yield Group.

Shawn nodded. In fact, he didn't want to sell it in the first place.

However, he had received much information from different parties to sell Daily Yield Group as soon as possible.

Although Shawn didn't understand what was happening, he still obediently followed the person's orders.

That was because the person who called and gave him the news was his mentor, who had retired for ten years, Xavier Yoder. Moreover, Xavier was the previous leader of Pollerton.

“Mr. Campbell, do you mind telling me which family are you from? Could it be that the Campbell clan is planning to take you back as one of them soon?” asked Shawn.

Donald sneered. “I am not interested in the Campbell clan. Besides that, I don't think there is a need to go back to them!”

Immediately, Shawn assumed that there was someone powerful backing Donald.

He must be working for a big shot!

Could it be that he's working for Lana, Charles, and Reina? Only these three financial magnates can afford to pay so much cash in one go. Shawn suddenly thought of a possibility.

Subsequently, Shawn's phone rang.

Shortly after, Shawn's attitude became indifferent toward Donald, and he was no longer polite to the latter.