Chapter 758

Chapter 758:

“So what? Fulfilling this contract would bring in profits that rival last year’s total earnings! It’s a no-brainer.”

“I’m all for it! We need international partnerships, and fast.”

Dane, watching the heated debate unfold, finally turned his gaze to Hector. “What do you think, Mr. Lyons?”

Hector didn’t hesitate. “I see no reason not to move forward. Turning down an opportunity like this would be pure folly.”

A senior executive raised a concern. “But the scale of materials they need is massive. I’m worried about potential setbacks.”

“If there were no risks, everyone would be jumping at it. But how do you think the Johns Group got to where it is today?” Hector replied.

Hector responded with conviction. “It’s all about having the courage to face challenges head-on. Playing it safe too often only leads to stagnation. In this world, big rewards are earned through big risks.”

His words carried weight, and the senior executive fell silent for a moment, clearly contemplating the truth in them, before speaking up again. “But if we can’t deliver the materials, the penalty fees will be astronomical! We could end up bankrupt!” The bigger the potential gain, the greater the risk.

If not for the monstrous penalties, the decision would’ve been easy.

Hector’s voice remained steady. “That’s only if we fail to deliver. As it stands, we’re fully capable of securing the materials. So why dwell on penalty fees? Our focus should be on completing the project.”

“But if something goes wrong… I still think it’s far too risky.” The senior executive, unconvinced, shifted his gaze toward Dane.

Dane thought for a moment, his eyes narrowing in thought. “You’ve got a valid point. There are other projects we could take on now. There’s no need to dive into something with this much risk.”

“Mr. Johns, that’s a brilliant decision,” the senior executive said, his voice filled with eagerness.

Hector let out a sigh, his tone resigned. “Fine, since Dane’s made his call, we’ll go with it.”

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The others grumbled under their breath but wisely kept their complaints to themselves, and the meeting came to a close.

Dane returned to his work.

Just then, the secretary entered his office with a cup of coffee. He took a sip, his brow furrowing slightly. “Why does this taste so watered down?”

“Mr. Johns, we’re running low on coffee beans. I’ll pick up some tomorrow.”

Dane gave a small nod. “Alright, you can go now.”

The secretary quietly exited, leaving him to his tasks. As he sat there, though, a wave of sudden drowsiness hit him.

Could it be that the coffee wasn’t strong enough?

Dane’s eyelids grew heavy, and he decided a quick nap was in order to recharge before diving back into his work.

Meanwhile, after the meeting, Hector slipped into a sleek black outfit and departed.

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