Chapter 102: Start Looking for Problems

It had been two months since Elvira and her family had settled in Greece. Her company has been officially established and is engaged in property and retail. Elvira's colleague, who had asked her to transfer some money, had fulfilled his promise to help with the licensing of the new company in Athens.

Of course, the money sent by Elvira needed to be increased to create a new company in Greece, as the licensing fees there are notoriously expensive, especially when renting a building to use as an office and so on.

So, Elvira's colleague also added his money so that the company his friend wanted could be established there, with a share division of 60:40. Elvira Smith controlled the 60% share, while her friend controlled the other 40%.

Robert, a son-in-law who had been a manager in the Spencer Group, was entrusted with managing the company that his grandmother-in-law had just set up.

During these two months, the company continued to increase, as Robert used hi