"Back when the Brown family bought Crescent Bay, they only paid 30 million. If the development plan had succeeded, that land would have been worth at least 3 billion, and the Sullivan family would have made a fortune!" Michael said.
Crescent Bay spanned over two thousand acres, and the state government's development papers for it were expected within a month. It seemed like the Sullivan family would turn their misfortune into a blessing.
Ethan nodded.
The Brown father and son lost 200 million in gambling in Las Vegas, which led to a financial crisis.
They hurried a new product to market without completing the third round of testing, and five patients experienced severe side effects. The Browns spent a lot to keep this under wraps.
However, the new drug had been on the market for over
