After Nathan released that anger, he finally paid attention to the consequences of not winning the bid.
He watched the passing scenery as the car drove steadily.
He had gotten angry and had vented. But although it made him feel a lot better, none of that solved his biggest crisis.
His chain of capital had snapped.
For the land development project, Nathan had confidently used every possible connection to secure large-scale investment.
He had promised quick construction, projected immense profits, even guaranteed timelines. Everything had been planned around the assumption that he would win.
Except he didn't win.
The land now belonged to Kai Moreno, backed by the mayor's influence. The perfect deal had turned into a nightmare.
As his car drove away, his assistant called again.
"Sir.."
"I'm on my way back."
"That's not why I'm calling. Sir, the shareholders want an emergency meeting."
Nathan clenched his jaw.
"What time?"
"They're already gathered."
