I'm A Quadrillionaire

Chapter 305

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 305

After Jon left the house, he went to the family housing of his workplace and rang the doorbell twice after he reached his senior officer, Warren Dickman’s, residence.

Soon, the door was opened by a middle-aged man in his fifties.

“Sir,” John called out.

“Oh, it’s Jonny. Come in,” Warren said.

Jon went into Warren’s house and sat on the sofa in the living room.

After that, Warren poured out a glass of water and handed it to him.

“Thank you, Sir,” Jon said after taking the glass.

Warren sat on the sofa and said, “Jonny, I know why you’re here, but sorry, I can’t help you with this.”

“Sir, I just wanted to ask what’s going on. My wife’s company has also been targeted, so it’s definitely not a coincidence,” Jon said.

“The people behind this are a bit powerful. How on earth did you provoke them?” Warren asked.

Jon thought for a while and replied, “Sir, you know me, even if there is a disagreement with anyone at work, I won’t offend anyone so badly. Also, my wife has been doing some small business this whole time, so she wouldn’t have offended anyone with that much power.”

“That’s strange. The other party is obviously trying to push your family to a dead end this time. They wouldn’t do that if there’s no deep resentment between you.” Warren was also a little puzzled.

“Sir, who is the other party?”

“The Chasez family in Capital City.”

“Joseph Chasez?” Jon exclaimed.

“That’s right.”

“How is that possible? We have no relationship with the Chasez family at all. How could we possibly offend them?” Jon asked in disbelief.

“I can’t answer this question for you, but it is indeed the Chasez family who took action. There are only two people in the Chasez family who can mobilize such huge forces. One of them is Joseph and the other is his eldest grandson, Hank, who is also the next head of the Chasez family. Maybe you offended Hank but not Joseph.”

(Hank?”

“Yeah, you can start with him to see what exactly the problem is.”

“Alright, I got it. Thank you, Sir.”

“No need to thank me. I can’t help you with this matter. Hurry up and find a way to solve it so you can get back to work. We’re in a critical period, and among my subordinates, I am most optimistic about you, while you are also the most capable of replacing me in this position.”

“Thank you, Sir. I will definitely handle this well. In that case, I will go back first.” Text © by N0ve/lDrama.Org.

“Go.”

Jon left the Warren’s house, got into the car, and after thinking about it, he decided to call his old senior officer and ask him some questions.

It was the Chasez family who started this.

They were behemoths.

A small family like them could not afford to offend those people.

In any case, he had to first understand what was going on so that he could come up with the right solution.

After the call went through, an elderly voice came from the other side of the phone.

“Jonny, it’s been a while since you came to visit this old fart.”

“I’m sorry, Sir. I’ve been busy recently. I’ll come to see you after everything on my plate settles down,” Jon said respectfully.

“I know you’ve been competing for that position recently and you can’t make time. You don’t have to worry about an old fart like me.” “Sir, I’m calling you today because I want to ask you something.”

“I know. Is it about the Chasez family?”

“Yes.”

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“I’m also curious about how you provoked the Chasez family.”

“Sir, I’ve been with you for so many years, so don’t you understand my character? How could I possibly offend the Chasez family?”

“Still, it was indeed the Chasez family who did this and they are coming in strong. All aspects have been taken care of and it will be very difficult for you to get out of this situation.”

“Sir, has the Chasez family said anything?” Jon asked.

“Not yet. They only took action today. I’ll help you ask about it tomorrow,”

“Alright, thank you, Sir.”

“Why are you being so polite to me? Alright, you can also inquire about other factors. This time, the other party is very aggressive, so you have to be mentally prepared.”

“I understand, Sir.”