THIRD PERSON’S POV
“You must see Rossie tomorrow,” Mr Marvin said in a commanding voice.
Russell didn’t speak for a moment. His mind was calculating fast.
“If I am to see Rossie tomorrow, then you have to release the shares. That’s my deal,” Russell said boldly.
Mr Marvin laughed softly, like Russell had just cracked a joke.
“I know you can’t pay me right now for the share you seek. You still need more money to promote your new product,” he said. Then he laughed a bit louder. “I know you just as a father knows his child. So do what you have to do so we can all be richer.”
Russell’s heart pounded fast. His father had already calculated all his moves, and he also knew Russell couldn’t do much at the moment. Russell tried thinking up ways to manoeuvre the situation, but nothing solid ca
