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I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World-Chapter 42 - 41: Negotiated Termination !
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Chapter 42: Chapter 41: Negotiated Termination !
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Inside the melodious piano-filled cafe, Harrison Clark and Adam Martin were sitting across from each other.
โMr. Clark, Iโm really sorry about what happened last time. I apologize to you, please accept my sincere apology.โ
Although he had already apologized once through Bella Rossโs phone, and Harrison Clark had conveyed his forgiveness through Bella, Adam Martin still seized the opportunity to sincerely apologize to him again in person.
Harrison Clark smiled awkwardly, โItโs fine.โ
โI knew that you were a magnanimous person and wouldnโt bother with me.โ
The two chatted for a while, and soon got to the main topic.
โHowโs the song you mentioned last time that you wanted to sell to us? Have you finished remaking it yet?โ
Harrison Clark nodded, โAlmost done, Iโll send you the demo by next week at the latest.โ
Adam Martin waved his hand generously, โMr. Clark, we donโt need to listen to the demo. Letโs just sign the contract directly! Five hundred thousand for the single copyright!โ
Harrison Clark squinted his eyes, โYou donโt want to see the lyrics and the sheet music?โ
Adam Martin shook his head confidently, โNo need.โ
He believed that he had shown great sincerity.
The price of five hundred thousand was quite impressive.
For a new songwriter who had written only one song up to now, it was quite fair and reasonable.
And as Harrison Clark said, they hadnโt even asked for the demo and sheet music yet, they didnโt even know the name of the song or the lyrics, and yet they were willing to pay five hundred thousand just based on Harrison Clarkโs reputation. That was a strong statement.
After considering for five seconds, Harrison Clark decided to tactfully refuse Adam Martinโs sincerity.
It wasnโt that he didnโt want to sell the song to Jenny Hart, but he judged that Carrie Thomasโs popularity could rise even further in a week.
Besides, now that Adam Martin was offering 500,000 without listening to the demo, it seemed high.
However, once they heard the demo of โDeep in the Night,โ Harrison Clark believed that they would raise their psychological expectations.
Waiting just one week could earn him an extra ten or twenty thousand, so why not?
It couldnโt be said that he was trying to deceive others, as you get what you pay for, and that was the principle.
โItโs too hasty to buy a song without listening to the demo. Letโs wait until next week, yes, next week.โ
Adam Martin was slightly disappointed, but seeing Harrison Clarkโs determined attitude, he didnโt insist too much.
โMr. Clark, you are just so modest.โ Adam Martin flattered, then asked, โWerenโt you working here before?โ
โYes.โ
โIs it because Carrie Thomas made โBoringโ popular so you decided to quit?โ
Adam Martin asked with slight curiosity.
Harrison Clark shook his head, โNo, I was forced to resign. I was fired.โ
He had been waiting for Adam Martin to ask this question for a long time.
Compared to selling songs, Harrison Clark actually wanted to discuss this matter more.
At this moment, Jenny Hartโs voice came from behind the two, โWhy were you fired?โ
Jenny Hart arrived quickly.
Heery George, the big boss of Chesterton Apartment, had just slightly protested earlier, and almost lost the hard-to-please spokesperson. So, he didnโt dare to delay Jenny Hartโs time any further. After spending a short time in the company and visiting only two of the eight departments, he released her.
Jenny Hart didnโt bother to be polite with others either. Although she thanked them for understanding, she escaped quickly.
As soon as she arrived here, she noticed that Harrison Clarkโs eyes brightened slightly when Adam Martin asked him about the issue, as if he was waiting to confide in someone. So she took the initiative to ask.
Although it seemed abrupt, Jenny Hart knew that this was exactly what he liked.
As expected, Harrison Clark honestly revealed the entire story without exaggeration. He simply recounted his experience of being suppressed in the company recently.
He himself didnโt care too much about that job. He only considered Linden Brown and David Mitchell as clowns in his heart, so he wasnโt too emotional about it. However, after hearing his story, Adam Martin and Jenny Hart, who needed his help, were both outraged and spoke up in defense of him.
โThat Linden Brown is too overbearing.โ Jenny Hart sighed, โMr. Clark, you made the right choice to leave this company.โ
Adam Martin echoed, โI think this is an opportunity for us, actually.โ
Jenny Hart nodded. fr eenovelkiss.com
Harrison Clark was puzzled, โHow so?โ
Adam Martin said, โActually, Chesterton Apartment now wants to use Jennyโs promotion beyond the scope of the contract, and we were thinking about arbitration to terminate this contract. But since it would have a bad effect on our reputation in the circle if the news got out, we held back.โ
Jenny Hart leaned back in her seat, resting on the sofaโs backrest, โItโs never good to break a contract for no good reason. Now that Mr. Clark has gone through this, it can be our reason to make a stand. Since my friend suffered injustice in this company, I naturally donโt need to fulfill their requirements beyond the contract.โ
Hearing this, Harrison Clark came to realize a principle.These two really wanted to cling tightly to their โthickโ thigh.
โAfter all, this is between the two of them, and I shouldnโt say much. But in my opinion, Chesterton Apartment is not a very good partner. They hope that Miss He can help promote the rental finance business, right?โ
Adam Martin nodded, โYes.โ
โIโve also heard about this. The core of this business is monthly rent payments. In addition to signing a contract with Chesterton Apartment, the tenant also needs to sign a contract with a financial credit company. After the three parties sign the contract, the financial company will settle the tenantโs rent in full to Chesterton Apartment on the spot. As for the tenants, they will repay the loans to the financial company through a mobile app every month.โ
Adam Martin: โYes, this kind of business needs social credibility, so they came to us, but they didnโt fully inform us of this business when we signed the contract.โ
Harrison Clark replied: โThen itโs only natural for you to have concerns.โ
He wasnโt very interested or knowledgeable about these business matters.
As long as it wasnโt all about his face, he didnโt want to owe too many favors.
While the three of them were discussing passionately, Linden Brown was upstairs, standing in the chairmanโs office like a primary school student who had done something wrong.
Heery George and Mr. Foster sat opposite him with somber expressions.
The details of the situation were already known to many upper-level leaders.
The vice president who had helped Linden Brown with this matter before was quite embarrassed.
He was the first senior executive to know about it but had not taken it seriously, thinking that he had handled it well. He didnโt expect it to escalate.
Who could have imagined that Harrison Clark, who was insignificant in the company, would have connections in the entertainment industry and seem so deep?
If they had known this earlier, why bother in the first place?
โLinden, the company just hired a celebrity spokesperson, and you spread rumors about the celebrity in the company. Tell me, how did you come up with this idea?โ
Seeing Jenny Hartโs firm attitude just now, Heery George had a faint sense of unease, so he was furious at Linden Brownโs appearance.
Linden Brown looked miserable, โNo, I didnโt mean it that way. You didnโt see it, but Harrison Clark is really just passing time in the company. I just wanted to find an excuse to persuade him to leave.โ
โPersuade him to leave? You are probably worried that Harrison Clark will use his connections in the entertainment industry to rob the position you hold, right?โ
Mr. Foster said something piercingly.
Linden Brown waved his hands repeatedly, โNot at all! Iโm really wronged!โ
At this point, some other senior executives spoke up.
โThen you explain why you started talking about celebrities when you saw Harrison Clark on Twitter? Your words may be a bit harsh, but as far as I know, Harrison Clark isnโt troublesome. But he fought with you, isnโt there anything strange about that?โ
โYou say! If it wasnโt for his good relationship with the celebrity Carrie Thomas, whom you insulted, would he get so emotional? Would he take action? Do you really think the High-tech Zone Company is your personal fief? Nobody knows what youโre doing? You are deliberately trying to provoke people, get them to leave, so that your trusted confidant can take over Harrison Clarkโs area, right?โ
These operations were not very secretive for Linden Brown. No one who could become a corporate executive is a fool. Just need to ask some subordinates, and the matter would come to light.
Linden Brown did not hide it deliberately either, as this is standard operation in the workplace.
Other people did it, and he used the same means to get rid of the disobedient before. It has never been a problem.
Other senior executives in the company knew but didnโt care or intervene.
But now they had to intervene.
So someone brought up these well-known but unspoken matters in public, as if to declare a death sentence.
Linden Brown finally became afraid.
He realized that the matter with Harrison Clark might be an opportunity. ๐๐๐ฆ๐ฆ๐๐ฆ๐๐โด๐ฃ๐ฆ๐.๐ธโด๐ฎ
The fact that the company set the main marketing venue in the High-tech Zone for Jenny Hart showed that the companyโs strategic focus was changing.
So his position naturally became attractive, and the other faction within the senior executives was trying to take action against his camp.
He looked at the vice president who had helped him earlier.
This person was his support.
His support could not just watch as his trusted confidant was skinned alive; how could he establish authority in the company later?
The vice president waved his hand, โEnough, you two are overdoing it. We are all working hard for the company, trying to create benefits. There are not so many conspiracy theories. The origin of the problem should be from a few days ago when Harrison Clark took sick leave but was spotted by other colleagues in the internet cafe. Linden Brown thought that Harrison Clarkโs work attitude was problematic, so he wanted Harrison Clark to resign, right?โ
Linden Brown kept nodding, โYes, yes! I admit I didnโt handle it well. I should have just used the companyโs rules and regulations to talk to him. However, the matter of offending the celebrity was just a coincidence. Harrison Clark hardly has any friends in the company, we couldnโt have known about his social circle.โ
Heery George put an end to this โstruggle sessionโ for the time being, marking the end of the matter.
โForget it, Linden, whether you have ulterior motives or not, you know it in your heart. Weโll discuss it later.โ
At this moment, the office door was pushed open by Heery Georgeโs secretary from outside.
The secretary looked a bit flustered and hesitated to speak.
Heery George: โSpeak.โ
โAdam Martin just contacted me, saying that after careful consideration, they cannot accept the job offer for the additional contract to endorse financial products, and they hope to negotiate the termination of the contract with us..โ1