?<strong>Chapter 791:</strong>


    “How could the Johns Group make such a colossal mistake?”


    “You’re being naive. It’s obvious they were set up. This had to be an inside job—outsiders wouldn’t have the capability.”


    “Could it be… that person? I feel like only Hector could outmaneuver Dane!”


    “Impossible! Hector’s father and Nn were like brothers.”


    “The closer the rtionship, the easier it is to trust, and the easier it is for things to go wrong. Think about it—would Dane trust just anyone?”


    “Now that you mention it, it does seem possible. It must be him…”


    While the outsiders gossiped and theorized, chaos erupted within the walls of the Johns Group.


    “Is thepany really going to pay ten billion? What do we do? We don’t have that much liquid capital. And even if we did, paying such a sum would cripple thepany!”


    “I can’t bear the thought of thispany copsing. This is the best ce I’ve ever worked!”


    “Damn it, what on earth happened? Didn’t we agree not to sign the contract? How did Mr. Johns end up stamping it?”


    “Hah! Maybe Mr. Johns isn’t as sharp as everyone thinks. He was blinded by the lure of profit.”


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    “That’s nonsense! Mr. Johns would never make such a reckless decision. Someone must have framed him.”


    “But who could possibly have the power to frame Mr. Johns?”


    The employees were tense, and a heavy sense of impending doom loomed over the Johns Group.


    Worry etched itself onto every face, and whispers of uncertainty filled the air.


    Some had already started looking for new jobs, unwilling to wait for thepany’s fate to be sealed.


    ine and Glenn quickly caught wind of the situation.


    Glenn immediately reached out to Aldin Lyons, who wasted no time and flew over to address the crisis.


    As dusk fell, the Johns Group’s towering structure seemed even more somber under the fading light.


    Employees leaving the building cast anxious nces at one another, their expressions shadowed with fear of what the future might hold.


    Meanwhile, Dane continued managing the situation in his office, methodical and unshaken.


    Only after finishing his tasks did he make his way to the vice president’s office.


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