Chapter 302

They were in the conference room. Also, the entire senior management had never seen any emotion on Anderson's face during their many years under his leadership. There were only two outcomes after every meeting. One, the senior management would be scolded, or two, he would screw them over after scolding them. They had never experienced the current scenario. The senior executives of each department couldn't help but sneak a glance at him. Sitting in a position of authority, Anderson withdrew his gaze from the phone after only a second. There were a dozen deductions from his bank account—2.5 dollars, 3.5, dollars, 0.5 dollars, and so on. All the amounts were merely a few dollars, which Anderson found amusing. Anderson controlled the economic lifeline of the entire Belchester. Without counting the inflow and outflow transactions, the daily expenses of Everton Corporation alone amounted to billions of dollars. "Carry on with the report," he said. The manager of the marketing departm