Limited Time Marriage: Nice to Meet You Mr. Foster

Chapter 531: Chapter 530: Chester Lynch’s Eloquence

Chester Lynch listened to him talk about someone suppressing and asked him:

"Is it someone from The Grant Family?"

President Warren originally didn’t plan to say it, but seeing Chester Lynch’s clear understanding, he spoke frankly.

"That’s right, it’s someone from The Grant Family. You know South Grant’s aunt Rhiannon Grant, right? Now Rhiannon Grant is putting out ten percent of the profits from ’The Flames of War,’ demanding the withdrawal of South Grant’s movie. You know how it is, movies are consumables, if you don’t watch this one, you’ll watch that one. Boosting ’The Flames of War’ box office, this ten percent profit is quite considerable."

After hearing this, Chester Lynch understood why several major cinemas simultaneously pulled South Grant’s movie.

Rhiannon Grant sure has a way. She knows that if South Grant finds a path with this movie, it will be harder to bring him down in the future, so from the beginning, she doesn’t let South Grant break through.

Chester Lynch smiled, "So that’s how it is."

President Warren also spoke frankly to Chester Lynch, "We’re not involved in The Grant Family’s internal fight. We’re businessmen, and businessmen aim to make money. Now the conditions offered by Rhiannon Grant give us a profit, so naturally, we lean towards Rhiannon Grant."

President Warren is very clever, his words also indicate that he supports whoever makes him money.

It also served to shut Chester Lynch’s mouth, as he knew Chester Lynch would surely plead for South Grant.

Although Chester Lynch is young, his father has been absent for a long time, and with his uncle’s family eyeing the takeover of the company, he is more mature and steady than most young people.

As President Warren spoke, Chester Lynch understood his meaning.

At this point, Chester Lynch smiled and looked at President Warren.

"President Warren, there’s no need to block me with words. I didn’t come today expecting President Warren to take a loss."

After Chester Lynch finished speaking, President Warren gave an embarrassed smile.

It felt awkward being seen through, but with things out in the open, it was more comfortable.

"Chester, it’s not that complicated. Isn’t South Grant the heir to the Grant Group? As long as he goes back, everything in The Grant Family is his. Why go against his own family and work alone?"

Chester Lynch listened to President Warren’s words, smiled and said:

"President Warren, you only know part of the story. South Grant isn’t opposing the Grant Group of his own volition; he’s being forced. If he could smoothly inherit it, who would want to go against their family’s company?"

"Forced? Is there such a thing?" President Warren was unaware.

"Yes, since the death of South Grant’s father, everything in the family fell into Miles Grant’s hands. Now that Miles Grant is in trouble, Rhiannon Grant has taken control, leaving South Grant no access to the family business. You know, the predecessor of the Grant Group was The Ellison Group, and now South Grant has been a thorn in their side for a long time."

Hearing this, President Warren understood.

But understanding is one thing; in business, they can’t help South Grant without principles just out of sympathy.

"Chester, as they say, the arm can’t twist the thigh, and South Grant, after all, is a greenhorn. How could he win against the Grant Group, whether in terms of financial or human resources? The gap is not small. You know our industry is highly competitive. If I offend the Grant Group for South Grant, I would be isolated too, which would be hard for me."

President Warren’s words were honest. No rational person would side with South Grant in his fight against the Grant Group.