Chapter 137

The top priority was to handle the compensation process properly to prevent further disturbances that could disrupt future training sessions. Still puzzled, Shirley watched as the driver returned to the car to report to Benjamin. Curious, she followed him from a distance. It turned out that the driver had purchased Turbo Impact's land at the same price Richard had offered, but he promised that Turbo Impact would not shut down. How long it would remain operational would depend on the team's future performance. Additionally, Benjamin had become Turbo Impact's primary shareholder, taking full responsibility for the team's funding. In other words, although the team still belonged to Tomas, it had a powerful financial backer. This meant that Tomas could focus entirely on training racers without worrying about the team's financial constraints. Most importantly, he no longer had to fear Richard's underhanded tactics. Benjamin also intended to hold Richard accountable and ensure that t