The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame novel Chapter 918

“Why's the place closed in broad daylight? Are you not doing business anymore?”

Looking in the direction of the voice, Donald saw a man in a brown leather jacket striding in arrogantly with a gang of underlings trailing behind him.

“Grady? How come you're here?”

Speak of the devil and he shall appear. I was just about to ask for Grady's address, and he shows up on his own.

Grady had yet to grasp the gravity of the situation. He walked up to Ashton, casually patting the latter's head, and asked smugly, “I'm asking why is the place closed in broad daylight. Have you quit doing business or what? We've checked the money you handed in last month, and it's less than half of the profit I used to make when I managed the place! Can you even run this place? If you can't, then get lost. I can randomly pick any Tom, Dick, or Harry to replace you, and they'd be more useful than you!”

Although they were outwardly known as the second and third-in-command of the Razor Gang, Ashton and Grady were actually not on equal footing at all.

With a placating smile, Ashton addressed Grady, “Grady, building a loyal customer base takes time. Just grant me another two months. I assure you, I'll be able to contribute more funds by then.”

“So, you're saying that the profits you make for the next two months will be as scarce as it was last month?”

Grady patted Ashton's face and said, “Ash, don't blame me for not giving you any chances. Since you don't know how to run this place, I'll personally teach you today.”

Grady extended his hand, prompting one of his subordinates to hand him a small bag of powder.

Waving the powder in Ashton's face, he said, “See this? If you circulate this stuff around this place, I guarantee that the money you turn in next month will double.”

Ashton shivered when he saw the substance in Grady's hand.

D*mn. He really has a death wish. I was trying to plead on his behalf, hoping Mr. Campbell will spare his life, yet here he is, flashing the powder right in front of Mr. Campbell.