My Substitute CEO Bride romance Capítulo 750

While Fabian had significant influence within Universal Group, the core decision-making body was the company’s board. Even with Fabian's efforts, if more than two-thirds of the board voted against him, there would be little he could do.

Nash, however, confidently declared, "Half a month is enough. I’ll show you what I can do!"

Fabian chuckled coldly before hanging up the phone.

Nash got a taxi and went to Universal Group. He then called Frankie. Frankie was about to attend a meeting but quickly excused himself to go to the company to meet Nash.

Justin Long was driving toward the entrance with Queenie Graham in the passenger seat. She suddenly frowned and pointed at the entrance. "Isn't that Nash?"

Justin stepped on the brakes and looked at Nash, a hint of hostility appearing in his eyes. "What's this bastard doing here again?"

At that moment, Frankie came out and shook hands with Nash before leading him into the company. "He looks like he’s quite familiar with Frankie." Queenie made her observation known to Justin, who responded with a sneer.

"He'd better not be going to work in the company or I'll make sure he regrets it!"

Queenie hesitated for a moment and held back the words she wanted to say.

Nash looked to be on good terms with Frankie, who was a manager for the legal department. He held significant authority within the company. If Nash had indeed come to the company to work, Justin’s desire to deal with him would surely lead to conflicts with Frankie.

Nash followed Frankie to the legal department office. "Mr. Calcraft, please take a seat and wait a moment. I'll prepare some tea.”

"There’s no need. Tell me about the company’s current situation first. What pests do we need to eliminate?"

Nash went straight toward the sofa and sat down. “Of course, Mr. Calcraft. Please wait a moment."

Frankie then went to the bookshelf at the back and brought out a stack of files about 20cm high. Depositing the files on the coffee table, he smiled and said, "These are the problematic financial statements that I found from my investigation over the past six months.

"There's also evidence of corruption and bribery among the senior management of each department."