Chapter 175 Beg Us to Come Back


    Camel, who’d been busy with work, didn’t have time to spare on Sion, but after hearing his words, his


    face changed.


    He knew that Terry was Baron’s father-inw.


    He also knew that Baron was twenty-seven.


    As for this nonsense about impersonating the chairman and getting looked after by Terry—


    What impersonation? This must be Baron himself!


    Sion’s tone made it obvious that he’d offended Baron. Camel’s back was soaked through with cold


    sweat. He’d kept Sion in thepany himself.


    Seeing that Camel wasn’t replying, Sion chuckled, “So, Mr. Ellis, do you need me to kick them both out


    of thepany?”


    “Kick your own fucking ass! The young man you’re talking about is actually the chairman! Do whatever


    he tells you to do. If you dare offend him, I’ll see you dead!”


    Camel bellowed furiously. His voice could clearly be heard through the mouthpiece in the quiet office.


    The ttering smile on Sion’s face froze solid. The five department heads who’d followed Sion out as


    well started showing “brilliant” expressions.


    “From now on, whoever won’t follow your orders, just fire him!”


    Baron scanned the people there emotionlessly, then turned to Terry and added, “If you don’t have


    enough manpower, ask Camel for help!”


    “Yes, Mr. Chairman!”


    This was the office, after all. Terry was respectful to Baron here.


    “I know I’ve done wrong, Mr. Chairman, please give me another chance!”


    After a short lull, Sion panicked and started to plead for mercy, his expression ugly.


    He’d just gotten a new mansion and car a while ago, but on a loan. If he was fired, he couldn’t pay that


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    back at all.


    “We’re sorry, Mr. Chairman!”


    The other five department heads also started begging.


    Baronughed coldly. “Why didn’t you think of this when you tried to go against Mr. Perry?”


    “You can’t fire me, Mr. Chairman, I’m the most experienced manager in thepany, and I’ve been the


    general manager before. A lot of projects are earned by me. They’ll sink without me here.”


    Sensing Baron’s determination in firing him, Sion’s panic intensified.


    “This is a bigpany. You really think it can’t go on without you? Do you think the world will stop


    spinning without you too?” Baron mocked.


    The five department heads who’d followed him before also chimed in, “It’s all Sion’s fault, Mr.


    Chairman, he forced us to go along. He’ll make life hell for us if we don’t stand on his side. Please, Mr.


    Chairman, give us onest chance! We won’t do it again!”


    Looking at a bunch of grown men about to cry, Terry felt a surge of pity.


    “How about if we just fire Sion and keep the rest of them, Mr. Chairman?”


    Terry murmured.


    The staff members looked gratefully at him.


    “Business is war. Obedience is your natural duty. Betrayal makes you an enemy.”


    Disappointingly, Baron shook his head and looked seriously at Terry. “If they can betray you once for


    their personal gain, they can betray you a second time. Any one of those betrayals can spell the end for


    thepany!”


    At this moment, Baron emanated pure authority. Even as his father-inw, Terry felt iparable


    pressure.


    But Terry also knew very well that Baron’s words made sense. The people who’d done what they


    wanted just because they had Sion there and opposed him on every point really didn’t deserve to be


    forgiven.


    “From now on, Mr. Milne, you’re the manager of human resources here. Write up the dismissal reports


    for these six, and for Mr. Sion first!”


    Terrymanded, promoting Fletcher while firing six managers.


    Fletcher was overjoyed. He’d been a bit hesitant over Terry’s orders and worried he was going to get


    punished, but he couldn’t have thought that he was going to get promoted instead.


    “Yes, Mr. Perry!” Fletcher eximed.


    “You can’t dismiss us, Mr. Chairman!”


    Sion and his gang finally realized that they really were about to get fired, and their faces changed.


    If they’d beenid off by normal procedures, they might be able to find work in a simr position, but


    now that they were being dismissed outright, not manypanies would be willing to take them on like


    this.


    Even if they did, they wouldn’t be in high positions like in River Construction Materials.


    “If you’re not out of here in ten seconds, there won’t be a hole for you to squirrel into in Cona.”


    Baron said, cold in his eyes.


    The gang grew fearful. They knew how high Camel’s position was in Cona, and Baron was someone


    who stood above even him.


    That meant that Baron wasn’t just the chairman of River Construction Materials, he was the chairman


    of the Brone Group.


    Thinking of that, the six didn’t dare linger and fought to leave thepany.


    The whole office stayed chillingly silent. Everyone there understood that from now on, Terry was the


    only authority in the office.


    Baron followed Terry to the general manager’s office.


    “Dad, you’ve been dealing with this ever since you arrived at the office, haven’t you? Why didn’t you tell


    me?”


    Baron said, exasperated.


    Terry chuckled bitterly and gave Baron a cup of water, then sat down and said, “I’d wanted to resolve


    this on my own as a way to better myself. I didn’t think they’d get more and more out of hand, to the


    point where they’d go against me and disregard thepany’s interests.”


    “I gave you thepany, Dad, and that means that I trust you. Don’t put yourself through this. If


    anything like this happens again, deal with it heavy-handedly. If you can’t, I’ll clear it up.”


    Baron said seriously.


    “All right, I’ve got it!”


    Terryughed.


    “This is my first time at River Construction Materials. I know nothing about thepany’s situation.


    Weren’t you about to have a meeting? That’s great. I’ll follow along and have a listen at the side, and


    get to know thepany while I’m at it,” Baron said suddenly.


    Just as Baron was following Terry to the meeting.


    The six department heads with Sion in the lead were about to part when Sion suddenly called, “Wait!”


    The other five stopped and red angrily at Sion.


    If it hadn’t been for him, they wouldn’t have been fired in the first ce.


    “I know what you think of me, but don’t forget. How much did I do for you when I was still assistant


    general manager? You got fired, but I got fired too!”


    Sion said resentfully.


    “What are you trying to say?”


    A middle-aged man walked out and looked at him coldly.


    A chilling gleam shed through Sion’s eyes. “I’ve got a n, but I need your cooperation for it. If we


    can get that done, Terry is going to beg us toe back!”