Limited Time Marriage: Nice to Meet You Mr. Foster

Chapter 534: Chapter 533: Running Into a Wall

"You must be Young Master Grant, correct? I suppose you two are here because of the issue regarding the film ’Us’ being taken down?"

Louis Young didn’t beat around the bush, and the more straightforward he was, the more Chester Lynch realized this person wouldn’t be easy to deal with.

"To be frank with President Young, yes, we are indeed here today because of that matter."

Afterwards, Louis Young sat down, leaning back on the sofa, casually placing his arm on the armrest.

"Well, I’m truly sorry. We just discussed this in a meeting and our management unanimously decided to take ’Us’ off the shelves, replacing it with ’Warfire’. This was the result of a collective discussion, not something I can change on my own."

Louis Young simply shifted the responsibility onto the company’s executives.

Chester Lynch understood that Louis Young wasn’t simple. An orphan about to become the heir to The Young Group—no one would believe it if he didn’t have some tricks up his sleeve.

With people like this, talking about other things is useless; you can only offer greater incentives.

"To be frank with President Young, we are already aware that ’Warfire’ is offering ten percent of its profits to major cinemas, but the condition is to take down ’Us’. Such vicious competition enables ’Us’’s production company to have the right to sue."

Louis Young was not afraid; instead, he smiled, "If that’s the case, you two can send a lawyer’s letter directly to the Grant Group. Gather the evidence, and sue them for unfair competition and disrupting the market."

They wouldn’t be able to collect evidence, so ultimately, it’s useless.

South Grant watched the smile on this person’s face and thought it resembled someone.

It was Rhiannon Grant, who also had this fake smile and sense of superiority.

Chester Lynch sensed something was off; others prioritized benefits in such matters, but Louis Young didn’t seem to be the same.

"Young Cinemas is a leading enterprise in this industry. We didn’t come here empty-handed today; how about this, ’Warfire’ offers ten percent of profits, we offer fifteen percent. President Young knows that ’Us’ is doing quite well at the box office, and fifteen percent of our profits isn’t worse than ’Warfire’s’ ten percent."

Louis Young looked at Chester Lynch for a few seconds before he smiled.

"You’re President Lynch, right? Some things aren’t just about the money; we also care about a company’s development. Under the Grant Group’s Stellaris, we see great potential, but as for those small companies, I don’t see the need to be dazzled by short-term gains."

Louis Young made it clear that he didn’t have high hopes for South Grant.

Small companies like South Grant’s weren’t even worth his consideration.

After hearing Louis Young’s words, Chester Lynch’s expression remained unchanged. He then stood up and said calmly:

"In that case, sorry to have disturbed you."

"South, let’s go."

After leaving The Young Group’s headquarters, Chester Lynch’s expression turned serious.

South Grant looked at Chester Lynch, knowing that today, Chester Lynch had truly done his utmost.

Usually, people fawn over Chester Lynch, but today he was the one trying to make things right with everyone. This gratitude, South Grant didn’t know how to repay.

"Chester, I really thank you for today. If it weren’t for you, my film would really have no hope left."

Investing so much money is no different than throwing it away.

"We are friends; helping you is only natural," Chester Lynch said lightly.

"No one is obligated to help anyone else. I will remember this kindness; in the future, anything of yours will be as important as my own."