Chapter 749

Since Holmes Group's South District branch was our main investor, it was only natural for them to claim 70% of the profits. Under normal partnership terms, it would have been more reasonable for me to take 60% to 70%, leaving Dexter with 40% or 30%. But that only applied if there had been no upfront investment. With the ten million dollars seeded into the company, it was only natural that I had to give up something in return. There wasn't much I could do about it. After all, my company had just been founded. Our reputation was still unknown, and we desperately needed capital to grow. Without that ten million dollars, everything would have been much harder. The partnership moved along even more smoothly than I had expected. Shortly after, I received a message from Joanna, informing me that a flood of order contracts had already hit the company's email inbox. With that matter handled, it reminded me of something else. "Mr. Binder, do you happen to know someone named Cedric?" I ask