Howard sat silently in a spectator's seat during the meeting, too intimidated to speak.

What shocked him even more was Drake's agreement with Robin's outrageous decision.

More importantly. Shirley and her fully recovered father, Timothy, were also on Robin's side.

He realized that it would be impossible to use this matter to bring Robin down.

Seizing the moment of chaos in the meeting room, he quietly slipped out.

Once in the fire escape. Howard glanced around and saw that no one was in sight.

He pulled out his phone and called Dominic Stone, the president of SunEast Bank in Harmonfield.

SunEast Bank was a private joint-stock bank, established five years ago in Brookhaven by several major private enterprises from southern Draconia. Three years ago, SunEast Bank and another Harmonfield Bank, both provided loans to Jonah's Infinity

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Previously, Jonah used all his properties and the Infinity Tower itself as collateral to borrow three billion from SunEast Bank and 4 billion from Harmonfield Bank. The term of their loan agreements was ten years.

For the past three years, regardless of how tight his finances became, Jonah had never missed an interest payment to either bank.

Even during the toughest times, he managed to avoid owing either bank a single penny, even resorting to high-interest loans to keep up with his obligations.

Jonah understood that he had taken on this debt in order to develop a thriving business district in Southvale.

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