Chapter 1383: Too Scheming

Chapter 1383: Chapter 1383: Too Scheming

"My health products have no issues; they’ve been checked countless times." James Reed said confidently, "Dad, you can rest assured about this. I won’t let harmful things enter the market."

"Of course, I trust you, but Charles Seymour won’t spare you." Ethan sighed lightly, concerned that his son was too naive — how could he outmaneuver that cunning little rascal?

"Have you forgotten how the Wilson Corporation ended up back in Mason Wilson’s hands from Benjamin Walton’s?" Ethan reminded James, worried that as he grew older, his time to protect James was diminishing. If James continued to be oblivious to the dangers of the world, what would happen in the future?

James Reed’s expression suddenly changed, as he said uncomfortably, "Could my brother have someone rigorously inspect my products?"

His products met the standards, but overly strict inspections could indeed cause him a lot of trouble.

"Then I’ll discuss things further with Henry Chapman. It’s not just our family; the Chapman Family won’t have it easy either." James thought for a moment and said, "Dad, I’ll go meet Henry Chapman. The Chapman Family has some misunderstandings about you, so you shouldn’t appear."

"Okay." James’s thoughtfulness greatly comforted Ethan.

The greatest achievement of his life was having such a wonderful son!

Of course, James Reed didn’t immediately go to meet Henry Chapman but first examined his company’s products thoroughly, genuinely worried he might end up following in Benjamin Walton’s footsteps.

If that happened, it would be troublesome.

While James Reed was inspecting his company’s products and production line, Henry Chapman was already overwhelmed.

"Dad, I’ve found out." Henry handed the report to Felix Chapman, "Both of those companies have been invested in by Charles Seymour. It’s because of Charles Seymour that they aren’t supplying to our hospital."

They were a private hospital, not a public one.

Patients going to public hospitals mainly seek cost-effectiveness, but in private hospitals, the demand is for good, better, best, top-quality medicines and medical supplies.

Initially, those two companies were cooperating well with them, and their products were excellent both domestic and abroad.

Now those two companies aren’t providing products, and using products from other companies naturally lowers the level.

This situation definitely needs to be truthfully communicated to the patients and their families.

Patients coming to private hospitals naturally seek quality; they don’t care about money.

If their hospital can’t provide, patients will naturally go to other hospitals.

And the hospital that can use top-notch supplies, with renowned doctors... that’s clearly Sophie Wilson’s hospital!

"Charles Seymour is too cunning!" Henry Chapman cursed angrily.

Felix Chapman finished reading the report, pinching the bridge of his nose heavily, silent.

"Dad, shall we go to Old Mr. Seymour?" Henry suggested.

"Even your grandfather was thrown out; do you think Charles Seymour is someone who listens?" Felix felt his son was thinking too simplistically.

"Dad, it’s different. Old Mr. Seymour is his biological grandfather." Henry thought there might still be a chance to try.

"It’ll be useless." Felix waved his hand dismissively, "Charles grew up by Old Mr. Seymour’s side. If Old Mr. Seymour doesn’t care for this grandson, would he have kept him by his side?"

"I’m more worried that Old Mr. Seymour has quite a few complaints about our family."