Chapter 1436


    Chapter 1436 There Is No Turning Back


    After that, he handed a file to Nichs for a final check.


    Nichs looked through it, nodded in satisfaction, and said, "Contact my uncles. Tell them toe over


    and sign this contract."


    Edward swiftly carried out the task.


    Zachary, Calvin, and Felix showed up in Nichs'' office in less than half an hour.


    When Nichs saw them, he waved the drafted contract in his hand before handing it over. "Have a look


    and sign it if there''s no issue."


    They exchanged a look with one another, took the contract, and checked it for any loopholes.


    However, their facial expression drastically changed the moment they read through the contents of the


    contract, especially Calvin. His volcanic temperament instantly erupted, and he criticized, "Are you not


    afraid of drowning yourself to death in the gigantic pool of wealth profited from all thesepanies?!"


    "We can''t hand over all thesepanies to you," Zachary also immediately expressed his disapproval


    sullenly.


    It turned out that the management rights indicated in the contract were all branch offices that Nichs


    had picked out long ago, and they were the most profitablepanies in Europe.


    As Nichs had expected that his bullheaded yet foolish uncles would not agree to his terms, he wasn''t


    surprised when he was confronted with their rejection. He merely intoned calmly, "That''s fine with me.


    But you have to think twice, no? We can pretend that our previous discussion never took ce if you do


    not wish to agree to this deal."


    After that, he rose to his feet and stared them down coldly as he instructed, "Edward, kindly show these


    three uncles of mine the way out."


    Zachary, Calvin, and Felix were about to explode when they were faced with such disrespect.


    "Nichs, are you really going to cross swords with us? We''re your uncles!" Felix questioned sharply.


    Nichs merely curled the corner of his lips into a condescending smirk as he drawled, "I thought we''d


    already fallen out long ago."


    When Zachary looked at the man whose facial expression was as cold as ice, he knew that there was no


    turning back regarding this contract.


    The other two, who were slower on the uptake, also came to the same realization. In that instant, they


    were engulfed with a violent wave of anger and humiliation.


    They looked at Zachary, silently asking what they should do.


    Unfortunately, Zachary knew no alternatives. The veins on his hand that was holding the contract


    protruded as he clutched it tightly.


    "We will sign it."


    As soon as these words escaped Zachary''s lips, the trio immediately had distressed looks on their faces.


    Soon enough, they signed the contract.


    Once Zachary reluctantly handed the contract back to Nichs, he asked with a somber gaze, "When


    will you release our fathers?"


    "I did promise to let Granduncle Adam and Granduncle Joseph go, but at the end of the day, it''s still up to


    the police to decide whether they can be released."


    A devious gleam shed across Nichs'' eyes as he kept the contract away.


    In short, what Nichs really meant was that although he withdrew thewsuit and decided not to sue


    Adam and Joseph, the evidence of their illegal operation was still conclusive. Therefore, the police would


    definitely punish them ording to thew.


    Zachary, Calvin, and Felix were struck dumb before they finallyprehended what Nichs meant.


    Their bodies trembled with rage at that epiphany.


    "Nichs, you tricked us?!" Zachary''s eyes reddened with fury as he red ferociously at Nichs.


    Calvin even wanted to beat Nichs up.


    s, Edward held him down before he even managed toe close to Nichs. At the same time,


    Edward called thepany''s security personnel to Nichs'' office.


    Nichs sneered as he looked at them with unbridled disgust in his eyes and ordered coldly, "Send them


    away."


    However, the three couldn''t possibly be willing to leave just like that, especially after they found out that


    they were tricked.


    "Nichs, ask your men to let go of me!"


    "Give me back the contract!"


    The three bellowed as they struggled to break free.


    Nichs simply ignored them.


    Momentster, the security personnel dragged them out by force.


    Although they felt as though thest string of their sanity was on the brink of snapping, there was nothing


    they could do.


    Meanwhile, Adam and Joseph had been desperately waiting for good news from their sons at the police


    station.


    Yet, they waited for hours only to see their sons stomp over, bristling with anger.


    Adam immediately caught on that something was wrong as he demanded, "What happened? Did


    Nichs go back on his words?"


    "Dad, Nichs tricked us!"


    Calvin furiously recounted the incident that took ce just now.


    As the two elders didn''t expect to be outfoxed by Nichs, they were so enraged that they could feel


    their blood pressure rising to dangerous levels. Finally, after several deep breaths, the two managed to


    hiss, "How dare he!"


    Nichs was utterly oblivious to the fact that he had been cursed to hell and back, courtesy of his darling


    rtives. Well, even if he were made aware of it, he wouldn''t care.


    That evening, when Kieran found out that Nichs had seeded in setting Adam and Joseph''s sons


    up, he immediately took Timothy to Dynasty Gardens to celebrate.


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    During the dinner, he talked about the scene he saw while he was at thepany that afternoon and


    laughed jubntly.


    "Tessa, if only you were there to witness the look on their faces when they were forced out of Nichs''


    office this afternoon. Oh, I should have recorded that!"


    As he spoke, he toasted Nichs in admiration, "Nichs, you are, no doubt, still the smartest one


    between us. You have sessfully avenged me by making them suffer a great loss."