Contract With The Devil: Perfect Lover

"Mr. Quincy, everything is done." York was excited. They had been in C City for a week, and finally this moment came.

With a smile at the corners of his mouth, Quincy said, "Arrange everyone in place secretly. You go with me to see this good show."

"Okay."

In the Mu family's house.

Wilma had been depressed since Harold refused to marry her. How could she be willing to lose to Lucille?

Looking at her, Briggs snorted, "Go upstairs and change your clothes. We are going to meet an important person today."

Ciara glanced at Wilma. Then she asked, "Who is he? Is he so important?" Who else was more important than Harold?

"A man who brought our company back to life. He has been helping me secretly all the time. Last time, I was almost killed by a group of people. Thanks to the person who helped me secretly, I could escape. Later, the person secretly sent messages to our company several times and let us win several big deals. He finally contacted me. He will go to the company today. All in all, he must be more sincere

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roke into my company illegally. I don't know how to punish them."

"Sir, don't listen to him. Everyone in C City knows me. Everyone knows that the Mu Group is mine."

With a slight smile on his lips, Quincy took out a certificate and said, "You can have a look at this. If you don't understand, you can hire a professional lawyer to check if our contract is legal. Now seventy percent of the shares here are owned by Mr. Quincy, so please drive out these people who think themselves as the owner of this place."

Hearing that, Quincy raised his eyebrows. Then, York took the police out, including Ciara and her daughter. At this time, both Ciara and her daughter had the same thought. What did the life and death of Briggs have anything to do with them?

"Briggs, I'll give you the last chance. Do you want to live on or to accompany my dead employees?" Quincy was sure that the explosion of the warehouse couldn't have been done by Briggs alone. He didn't deserve to do it alone, judging by his courage and his way of doing things!