Chapter 626 Guilt-tripping

"I was invited by Mr. Nicholl to assess Moore Group's assets."

When Darren turned toward Hannah, his domineering aura was softened. He looked like a tamed lion.

He explained while looking at her seriously, "Mr. Nicholl went into the company. I saw your driver near the entrance to the neighborhood, so I came to find you."

Were they liquidating Moore Group?

Thinking about Project Z that had just begun, Hannah's eyes showed a hint of understanding.

The return on investment for Project Z was undoubtedly lucrative. Otherwise, it wouldn't have made Gregory lose his mind.

However, the initial investment was too large. With Gregory as an example, those mid-sized companies didn't dare take the risk, while those capable were unwilling to get involved in the trouble.

Moreover, they looked at Project Z as ominous, as it had caused a company to go bankrupt.

Prescott Group was a large corporation, and Darren, who had always been indifferent to such things, was the best candidate to take over