Chapter 291

Chapter 291:

Now, confronted with this cherished artifact once again, his eyes ignited with fervent passion.

Aydan, overwhelmed with excitement, declared, “Sorry, Mr. Marquez, but I can’t assist you any longer. I don’t desire the money. Now, I simply wish to bask in the presence of this rare artifact without any disturbances!”

Witnessing his last hope falter, Jacoby spiraled into despair, realizing that Sup Group had unequivocally lost the battle.

Memories of his earlier bravado, where he boasted to bystanders about attending merely to witness a farce and derided them as naive country bumpkins unacquainted with the world, now scorched his conscience.

As increasingly prestigious exhibits were introduced, Jacoby felt the sting of his previous arrogant remarks.

He could hear the murmurs of the crowd, discussing his earlier behavior with disdain.

At this juncture, Jacoby recognized that he was devoid of options and had no desire to linger in the exhibition hall.

The strife between the two major companies had been palpable; both had vocally affirmed their stances, setting a charged stage for this event.

Jacoby had openly mocked Ashton and his associates, but ultimately, it was Sup Group that found itself outmatched.

With a countenance shadowed by rage and devoid of any reason to stay, Jacoby discreetly exited the venue alone. Although he attempted to leave unnoticed, Ashton had kept an eye on him throughout the event.

Observing Jacoby’s hurried retreat, Ashton couldn’t suppress a smirk.

This debacle had gained such notoriety that it would surely leave Sup Group reeling.

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Ashton felt the need for further action.

He knew that to truly draw out his adversary, he needed to intensify the pressure. Only by making them feel genuinely threatened would they expose themselves.

After watching Jacoby depart in defeat, Ashton swiftly resumed his role as the articulate host of the exhibition.

The event concluded without a hitch under his guidance.

During the subsequent media frenzy, at Ashton’s behest, Charlie, the CEO of Skyline Group, stepped forward to address the gathered press.

In a bold assertion before the cameras, he proclaimed, “Skyline Group has anchored itself in Inewood for many years, never initiating conflicts or stifling competition. However, since certain self-aggrandizing corporations have entered our domain, they have not ceased in their attempts to entangle us in a maelstrom of public disapproval. Today, however, the absurdity of Sup Group’s tactics is plain for all to see. It is also clear who has truly prevailed in this contest of public perception.”

Charlie’s statements reverberated like a thunderclap, sending shockwaves through the audience.

The media, energized by his remarks, snapped photos feverishly, capturing every moment of this turning point.

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