Chapter 691
Mrs. Gibson, Your Identily Is Exposed
Chapter 691 The Final Hope âHello.â
Keon quickly answered the call. âMr. Tacke, itâs you! What can I help?â
However, Keonâs indifferent tone made Robert even more afraid.
âIâve thought about cooperation. I think Mr. Titus is a reliable partner. How about we find a time to talk
about the details?â
On the other side of the phone, Keon and Murray were in their office. When Murray heard these words,
he crossed his arms around his waist, expecting Robert to fall into the trap.
âMr. Tacke is indeed a straightforward person. Iâve been waiting for you to say this for a longtime.â
Keon smiled and introduced all his resources to Robert. âNow my company has a stable cash flow.
Donât worry. As long as we make profits, I will immediately give 80 percent of the funds to you. In other
words, you only need to pay 20 percent of the funds.â
Keon kept pushing Robert. Seeing Robert hesitate, Keon continued to talk about his profit again, âI am
confident that this project will win us big money. We can share the profit. 50 percent for both of us.
What do you think?â
Robert was indeed tempted by Keonâs offer.
So Robert could only nod. âOkay, thatâs a deal.â
After hanging up the phone for a while, Robert transferred the funds to Keon. Under Keonâs instigation,
Robert sent away more and more money.
A few days later, Robert received a call from Keon.
These past few days, Keon frequently called Robert. Every time, Keon mentioned cash flow and asked
Robert for more money.
Robert was getting impatient and irrational. He believed Keonâs words, and his money was emptied
step by step.
Looking at Keonâs phone number, Robert fell into deep thought.
âMr. Tacke, there is good news. This project has finally succeeded. It will bring us money soon. The
project will soon be on the market.â
What Keon said once again gave Robert hope.
Robertâs eyes lit up, and he sat up. âReally? In that case, does it mean that weâll have a huge market?â
After all, Robert had been paying money for the past few days. Now that the project was successful, it
was time for Robert to gain profits.
âYes, butâ¦â Keon looked embarrassed. âWe still have a long way to go. It takes a long time to be on
the market. And we need to continue the investment at the same time. I am afraid that itâs also a big
cost.â
Robert realized that Keon was going to ask for money from him again.
At that moment, Robertâs money was being emptied by Keon step by step, and Keon was still trying to
get more money from Robert.
âDonât tell me that your company doesnât even have any money. Iâm the one paying for all the money. I
donât even see your investment.â
Although Robert raised the question, Keon didnât answer directly.
âWe started the project from scratch. Naturally, we know about the right procedure.â
Seeing that Keon was avoiding the question, Robert instantly realized that something was wrong.
âTell me, where did my money go?â
As Robert suddenly sensed something wrong, Keon was stunned and replied, âItâs for the construction
of the project.â
âThen since the project hasnât been finished yet, are the funds still there?â
Keon still tried to avoid the topic and brought up the profits of the project. âMr. Tacke, if you want to
change your mind, then we can only find someone else to fund this project. But I remind you that there
is such a huge profit in sight.â
Robert fell into long consideration when he heard this.
However, Keonâs project was like an endless hole. From beginning to end, Robert never heard any
news about the project.
This made Robert very uncertain if the project would be as highly profitable as Keon said.
The business was never win-win cooperation. If the project failed, and Robert lost all his money, it
would be a great loss.
Thinking of this, Robert was even more determined.
If the funds were used on the construction project, and the project failed, then Robertâs situation would
only be worse than his current one.
Robert did not dare to gamble with such a big bet.
âWhat do you say? Mr. Tacke?â
Seeing that Robert had yet to speak, Keon asked Robertâs opinion. But Robert made up his mind. âI
think itâs better to cancel this cooperation. You are asking for too much money. If it was before, I would
support you. Sorry.â
Robertâs excuse was flawless, and Keon couldnât find a chance to keep on with the cheating.
Robert was very smart. It seemed that this time, he abandoned the idea of working with Keon after a
long thought.
Keon did not force Robert. Instead, Keon nodded and agreed. âAlright, Mr. Tacke. I hope you will not
regret it.â
Robert did not expect Keon to agree so quickly. This surprised Robert.
Due to the investment in the project, Robert thought it might take some time for him to get back his
money. But not long after, Keon transferred the original amount of the funds to Robertâs account.
It was very difficult to withdraw such a large sum of money from the project in a short time. Therefore,
Robert knew that Keon had sent the money from Keonâs account.
Robert didnât expect Keon to have so much money in Keonâs account.
Looking at the number in his account and thinking of what the receptionist in Star Entertainment said
that day, Robert hesitated again and still
believed Keon was a big client.
If Keon hadnât started the construction yet, and Keon was using his own money all the time, Robert
wondered if this was some sort of test to prove his trustworthiness.
Everything made Robert fall into deep thought. For a moment, Robert somewhat doubted his judgment.
He began to believe that Keon was not a fraud again.
It also meant that the cooperation between Keon and Robert was over. After hanging up the phone,
Keon went to Murrayâs office.
âMr. Gibson.â
Keon walked into the office with frustration. Murray knew what had happened at one glance.
âDid you fail?â
Murray raised his eyebrows. It seemed that Robert still had some doubts. Otherwise, he would be
broke now.
âYes.â Keon nodded, not expecting Robert to notice so quickly. âHe took all the money back. In order to
prevent him from suspecting, I returned it to him.â
Murray nodded and praised Keon for the clever move.
âI donât blame you. Robert is a very cautious person. He never does anything harmful to himself.â
Murray was also aware of the result. After all, he had known Robert for a longtime.
âItâs just a pity. If we managed to get all of his money, Robert would be so finished.â
Keon felt a little regretful. However, Murray smiled. âItâs fine. It didnât work this time. Then we will try
other methods.â
As Murray fell into long thought, Keon nodded. It seemed that Murray still had other plans in his mind.