Everything Mr. Abdul had been through still wasn't enough to make him stop the project. Fear of bearing the massive financial losses, combined with his own greed, kept him from fighting to shut it down. He knew that even if he resigned, someone else would simply take his place. Stopping the project altogether was impossible.
So, in his mind, the only choice was to see it through, even though every day brought new victims. Some were injured, some were left permanently disabled, and others lost their lives. After two years, the building was finally completed. Although it missed its deadline, it was enough to let Mr. Abdul breathe a sigh of relief.
His wealth grew steadily. The project had earned him a house, a car, and several other valuable assets. Deep down, he believed the risk had been
