All Chapters of Rick's Dilemma: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

The mood in the room became tence. The directors were all looking around at each other, trying to guage what each other were thinking. They were all concerned for their own positions now. Rick sat for a few moments to calm himself down before speaking again. Old Wilson spoke up and said "Everyone, please calm yourselves. This matter is now at an end. Mr. Gordon will be replaced shortly. No one is irreplacable. I hope that you understand what our Chairman has said. He has the deciding voice in all matters concerning RBG Group and all of it's departments. Originally, he was Chairman, his wife was CEO, I and General Han were the vice presidents and the five board members were the Green's five children. Mr. Green changed things up a bit to have more contact with the upper management, and for no other reason. He has not given you voting rights. So, please be clear as to your positions. Mr. Green will not tolerate any bad attitudes among his staff. If you can not abide by these simple ru

Old Man Thomas was resting comfortably for the next few days in the hospital. He had been stablized and administered with the proper medications to bring him back from the brink of death. But he had a fighting spirit that brought him through. Old Madame stayed by his side both night and day. She refused to leave until she was so exhausted that the doctor ordered her to go home to rest. He was fearful of her heart condition, and didn't want both husband and wife as patients. She left with Alice and Li Fan. As she went out of the door of her husband's room, she turned back and said "I will be back after I get some sleep and a change of clothes after a bath. Now you listen to the doctors and don't make me scold you when I get back." Old Man Thomas looked at his wife as a tear rolled down his ckeek. He wanted to say something, but no words would escape his lips. It was a touching scene for all who were present. Rick had sent the small jet to go pick up Lois, Howard, Heyward and his

Debbie was sitting next to her grandfather's hospital bed, holding his hand. He had been asleep for a while, and the ladies in the room had been chatting softly as to not wake the patient. Suddenly, Debbie felt a squeeze on her had. It was from the hand she had been holding, and realised that her grandfather was awake. She looked up into his eyes and saw the most loving expression on the Old Man's face. He tried to speak, but all that came out was a series of grunts. To Debbie, it didn't matter. she knew in her heart what he was trying to convey. Debbie looked over at Lois, Aunt Alice and her Grandma, and whispered "Grandpa is awake! Then they all saw that he was trying to get up out of the bed. Debbie thought that perhaps he wanted to go to the bathroom. So she stood beside the bed and helped him to stand. He was still a bit weak, but determined. As he stood up beside the bed, he raised his good arm and pointed at his wife with a look of pleading in his eyes. Old Madame rushed ove

The wedding went off without a hitch. The ceremony was beautiful and romantic. The recception and banquet that followed was elegant and full of surprises for everyone. The cake was a glorious confection that Mattheww had worked on for several days. All in all, Anita and George were estactic at how everything had turned out. As the bride and groom were getting ready to leave for the airport, Rick and Debbie came up to them to wish them well on their honeymoon trip. Rick had offered, and the general had accepted, the use of the small jet to whisk them away to wherever it was that the general had planned to take Anita. He had told no one where they were going. He didn't want it to leak out. The guests started to leave, and after a while, just Rick and Debbie, and Old Man and Old Madame Han were left at the enterance of the villa. The Han's were saying their goodbyes. Debbie said "It was so nice to have met you both. Please come back anytime!" Old Man Han replied "Thank you for th

In the small town of Ballarat, Australia, General Han and his new bride Anita were being held hostage by a gang of ruffians known as the Howling Wolves. They had been paid by a man named Robert Wyman to undertake the capture and detention of the couple. The gang did not know the reason for this, nor did they care. As long as the money was there, who were they to question Mr. Wyman's motives? Robert Wyman was the oldest son, and heir apparant of the Wyman family. He had been tasked by his father, Michael Wyman, to kidnap the newly weds to gain leverage against George's family. The Han's had expanded their business in southern Australia over the past couple of years, and the Wyman'a had suffered huge losses because of this fact. When Old Wilson heard that his friend had gone missing, his first thought was to call the general's father to see if they had heard any news. "Mr. Han, I am Brian Wilson, I am the personal manager of Rick Green. We met at your son's wedding. I hate to bot