First, a large number of technicians at Vivida Conditioning quit.
Then the bank pulled its loans from their company.
Some of the deals they'd already nailed down were also unilaterally canceled by the partners.
Under this kind of pressure.
Bryson Schultz fell ill in no time.
Left with no choice.
Sheryl Schultz could only take over Vivida Electronics halfway through.
After taking over, the biggest problem Sheryl faced was funding.
So she went to see the deputy party secretary of the municipal committee, Zolan Summers.
By bribing Zolan Summers and other means, he agreed to approve a 680 million loan for Sheryl, but nobody expected that right at this critical juncture, something happened to Zolan Summers.
The loan business went down the drain just like that.
She was helpless.
Sheryl had no choice but to turn to Mayor Norman Ross.
Norman Ross took a fancy to Sheryl's beauty and tried several times in a row to lay his hands on her.
Sheryl of course wouldn't agree.
