Chapter 203 The Reason for the Fever

The temporary board meeting of Caesar Group was underway, filled with tension. The conference room was shrouded in a heavy atmosphere, with the sunlight outside blocked by thick curtains, casting weak and scattered patches of light on the floor. Around the conference table, the shareholders sat up straight, their expressions varied—some anxious, others angry. The clock on the wall ticked away, and time seemed to crawl slowly in this oppressive setting. The air was thick with tension, making it hard to breathe. The core topic of this meeting was the cutting of several business lines. For many shareholders, this was undoubtedly a bitter pill to swallow, like pouring water into hot oil, causing a stir of waves. The shareholders’ dissatisfaction boiled over like hot oil, instantly erupting. Voices rose in the meeting room, each person displaying unease and indignation on their faces. “Your Caesar Plaza doesn’t seem to be doing much better, yet you want to carry out such drastic ref