The company generated a profit of $4 million per year.
It was right if he never had the chance to become the CEO, but now that a chance was presented to him, how could he give it up?
Adam Price already had a plan in his mind. Yet he showed a remorseful expression on his face and said to Adam Waters,
"I am sorry for all the things I had said...I was blinded by grief. You know I have a mother who is hospitalized. I just...couldn't help but become greedy."
Adam Waters looked at Adam Price, his eyes narrowing a little. He didn't trust him—not after everything that had just happened.
"I... I get it," Adam Waters said slowly. "But lying and trying to tear me down wasn't the way to handle it."
Adam Price nodded quickly, looking all desperate and sad.
"I know. I messed up, big time. And I'm really sorry." His voice even cracked a little, like he was about to cry.
Some of the workers glanced at each other, looking uncomfortable.
