Chapter 6

Wilfrid's subsidiary quickly went public, and its cosmetics were selling like hotcakes.

Meanwhile, Alonso's company was bleeding cash and teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

A few shareholders had already started discussing filing for bankruptcy.

On TV, there was a clip of Alonso looking clearly distressed, being recorded by several men in sharp suits—they were all demanding their salaries.

Alonso was left with piles of products he couldn't sell, and with no one willing to invest, his company was running out of road.

He'd already cut most of his workforce, but the remaining employees claimed they'd been unfairly targeted and…