Chapter Thirty-nine: A Rare Feast and a New Perspective.
Bill needed to calm his nerves so Margaret wouldn't suspect there was a problem.
He would have to act like all was well for him to push through the sale of Lesley's shares. He was still short of the lumpsum by a good sum.
The sale of Lesley's shares was very vital; It would reduce his deficit. He needed the money to do Philip's bidding—that was the only way to crawl out of the hole he had just dug for himself.
Bill took his time to soak in the view of the sprawling mansion that has been his home for the past two years.
He had bought the house for 5 million dollars, a year after Bill Logistics received the investment that made it boom.
The money had come from the dividends of the 75% shares the majority holder had put under
