Chapter 24 Give the Role to Julian Quinn
Chapter 24 Give the role to Julian Quinn
Mr. Reese wasn''t a fool. Knowing Courtney Sachs''s connections with Julian Quinn and Mr. Landau,
he realized that Courtney''s status was high and that she might indeed have the 30 million.
Courtney Sachs motioned for Lilian Rossum to sit down, crossing her legs, "Discuss it. If 30 million
isn''t enough, I''ll add more."
Mr. Reese had never been so troubled by someone offering money.
Julian Quinn retorted, "Fine, I''ll match whatever she offers. It''s as if only you have money."
Courtney Sachs looked at her disdainfully, "You have money, but is it yours?"
"Is your money truly yours?"
Courtney Sachs replied, "At least it''s from the Sachs family. Even if I do nothing, I have my share.
What about you?"
"You..."
Mr. Reese quickly raised his hand and intervened their argument, "Enough! Please don''t argue for
that. Let me call Mr. Landau."
''''Call him, put it on speaker, we all want to hear!" Courtney Sachs was also getting angry. She
wanted to see if Frank Landau was really favoring Julian Quinn.
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Mr. Reese hurriedly took out his phone. He didn''t have Frank Landau''s direct number, so he called
his assistant.
After the phone connected, Mr. Reese simply exined the situation.
After hearing the name of Lilian Rossum, the assistant realized he couldn''t handle it and informed
Frank Landau.
"Mr. Landau, this is the situation. Ms. Rossum(used when Nelson Casey refferred to Lilian Rossum)
and Ms. Quinn arepeting for the same role. What should we do..."
Frank Landau, without looking up from his documents, said, "Give it to Julian."
"What...?"
Frank Landau nced at his assistant, "Didn''t you hear that?"
"But Ms. Rossum(used when Nelson Casey refferred to Lilian Rossum)..."
Frank Landau''s expression darkened, interrupting his assistant, "I said, give it to Julian. Don''t you
understand?"
The assistant nodded, "Understood. I''ll handle it."
After receiving the call, Mr. Reese looked at Courtney Sachs with difficulty, "Miss Sachs, Mr. Landau
has responded."
From his expression, Courtney Sachs guessed the answer, "It''s for that woman, right? Mr. Reese,
you give so much face to Frank Landau, does the Sachs family not deserve your respect?"
"I... I..."
Mr. Reese was on the verge of tears, deeply regretting his decision. He wished he hadn''t agreed to
this ridiculous n, which now put him in a difficult position, making it problematic no matter which
one he chose.
Lilian Rossum hung her head, and the oue was as expected as her.
She could feel Julian Quinn''s triumphant and mocking gaze.
If Frank Landau wasn''t on her side, what right did she have topete with Julian?
She wanted to leave, but Courtney Sachs wouldn''t let her go. Courtney seemed determined not to
leave until the role was decided, and Julian felt the same.
Mr. Reese and his team discussed for a long time but still couldn''te to a conclusion. In the end,
they had to report to their superiors.
However, the higher-ups didn''t care, just advising them to decide for themselves. Their suggestion
was that since they would offend one side anyway, they should weigh the pros and cons and decide
which side would cause the least damage if offended.
The result was clear. Courtney Sachs, alone, couldn''tpare to Frank Landau.
Frank Landau had already made his stance clear, and Courtney Sachs could only represent herself,
not the entire Sachs family.
After weighing the pros and cons, Mr. Reese had no choice but to apologize and decline Courtney
Sachs and Lilian Rossum.
"Miss Sachs, I''m truly sorry. After our unanimous discussion, we''ve decided to choose Ms. Quinn as
the spokesperson for this campaign."
Courtney Sachs mmed the table and stood up, "What do you mean? What does Frank Landau
mean?! Is this how he treats his wife?"
"Wife? Huh...? Who, who is..." Mr. Reese was taken aback, instinctively ncing at Lilian Rossum.
Could it be what he was thinking?