As Howard surveyed the disorder unfolding in the signing hall, a sense of pleasure surged within him, this was precisely the spectacle he had eagerly awaited.

He was eager for Robin to provoke the so-called elite in the press.

If that transpired, the journalists would waste no time in tarnishing his reputation.

To Howard, Robin was nothing more than a crude individual who had stumbled into temporary succes

He remained skeptical about the situation involving Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, suspecting it to be nothing but a ruse.

His doubts extended to the potential fallout affecting Dixon Group.

In Howard's view, the entire scenario could be a cleverly orchestrated façade set up by Robin.

He firmly believed that no one could dismantle a billion-dollar company in mere minutes.

At that moment, he was busy investigating the tricks Robin had used to gain Shirley's trust.

Once he unveiled the truth lurking beneath the surface, he planned to deal Robin a decisive blow.

As he observed the unfolding chaos, Howard sidled up to Shirley and murmured, "Ms. Dunn, we can't allow Robin to continue causing this disruption. I'm concerned it might place the Dunns in a precarious position. What I'm implying is- Shirley raised her hand, silencing him with a stoic gaze directed at the reporters swarming around them.

She was well-prepared for this very situation.

If she couldn't navigate a minor incident like this, how could she possibly manage a vast enterprise like the Dunn Group, worth billions?

Previously, she had instructed Amber to contact the PR department of the Dunn Group, just in case things escalated.@@novelbin@@

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