Novel Square
CHAPTER 1168
Chapter 1168 Threatening Dalton Yarwood
Wynter lay on her side, with Dalton beside her on the right. Despite Dalton’s prolonged absence from home, he didn’t seem concerned about any grievances from the Yarwood family.
It was obvious that Dalton was in a meeting. His voice was deep and pleasant, and
his speech was interspersed with authentic Frendese occasionally. He spoke softly,
almost hypnoticly, making it impossible to hear him clearly from a distance.
The people on the other side of the meeting daren’t utter a single dissenting word.
Despite Dalton’s neutral tone, the underlying sense of authority was palpable and
intimidating.
Bosses who easily flew into a rage weren’t necessarily frightening. The truly
intimidating bosses were people like Dalton. He was difficult to read in terms of his emotions. Yet, he was capable of ruthless action.
“Then we won’t form a joint venture. The Yarwood Group will proceed independently.”
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Dalton chuckled lightly before continuing. “Gentlemen, it seems you have forgotten that this is Cascadia. This is no longer the early days when our nation lacked market experience and needed substantial capital influx.
“Today, as one of the world’s largest markets, Cascadia is not short of investment opportunities. What we need is genuine cooperation that can foster mutual
friendship.
“If any of you have other opinions, feel free to discuss them with others. The Yarwood Group will not be entertaining it.”
Dalton’s remarks left the executive at the online roundtable with varied expressions. Some were fearful of Dalton. Even overseas participants dared not speak up again.
However, some stubborn individuals pressed the voice button and spoke up. “Mr. Yarwood, please allow me to interrupt. Lady Angelica is very sincere in her desire to collaborate with the Yarwood family.
“Since we are all expanding into Hawford, why not join the Chamber of Commerce together? If Yarwood Group votes for us in the Southern Cascadia Chamber of
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Commerce, Lady Angelica will also offer you concessions in our harbor business.
“Mr. Yarwood, you should also understand that business nowadays is heavily influenced by international factors. Even some of your universities support our country’s former talents with subsidies and preferential treatment.
“It’s not just about attracting talent. Good capital also needs corresponding policies.
“You can rest assured. Everything else has been arranged by Lady Angelica. As long as you agree to the conditions we’ve proposed, we won’t leave you out on projects in Hawford. I’ve already sent you the project proposal. I believe you’ll be satisfied with the contract.”
As the man spoke, there was an undeniable air of arrogance about him. After all, he usually dealt with Cascadian businessmen who hoped to receive support from
foreign investors, especially those with substantial capital backing them.
The man believed no Cascadian businessmen would refuse such tempting
cooperation terms. His patience in explaining was partly because he was speaking with Dalton, the head of the Yarwood family. He might not have been so polite with
other Cascadian businessmen.
Foreign enterprises might not even consider opportunities in Cascadia even when they are sought after by Cascadians.
They were well aware of how impoverished Cascadia had been in the past. It was a fact acknowledged by all. However, current situations compelled them to come. Otherwise, they risked falling behind.
Even foreigners had to admit that Cascadia was undoubtedly at the forefront in terms of communication network construction now.
People only noticed that Cascadians hardly used cash anymore upon arriving. Everything in Cascadia was digitalized. This widespread practice was unimaginable
in their own country.
This caused a crisis for Daryl Warrel. The instructions given by Angelica were that it was crucial to gain control of the Southern Cascadia Chamber of Commerce. If their network company could fully cover the market, the profits in the future would be beyond measure.