Unscented-Chapter 1191 - 1133 Fee

Melissa kept shaking her head.

"I can’t believe this" she moaned.

"It is the truth. My evidences are solid" Det. Jandor replied.

"Anthony’s company are doing well, better than us. Why would they care if we exist or not?" she wondered.

"That’s the problem. Everyone thinks they are doing better but you are raking in what double their monthly income" he scoffed.

"That’s true. There was a time we had a fallout over entertainers. They only want the entertainers working with us. They were enticing them with high rates. We didn’t see anything wrong with that. We thought that was all back then" she recollected.

"So, the question is what do you want to do? Sue them?" Det. Jandor asked. It seemed that was why he had come.

"Can we win in our present state?" Melissa doubted. "Are you sure we can win?" she asked directly.

"It is a court case. Nothing is guaranteed but I have enough evidence to support you" Det. Jandor assured her.

"They must be prepared for a court case. I’m not sure we can win them" she shook her head.

"That’s why I’m here. So if you say no case. No case!" Det. Jandor gathered his files and stood up. He was trying to leave.

"Yes. I said no case. But I didn’t say I do not want to punish them" she said quickly.

"How will you punish them if not by charging them to court?" Det. Jandor asked

"Look at what they did to us. We nearly lost fortunes. What if we make them lose that too?" she said slowly waiting for the detective to catch up.

"You mean we should give them their own poison?" Det. Jandor nodded with a smile.

"Yes, is that possible?" she consulted him.

"Of course, you said there was a time you fought over signees. I have to believe that they won you back then" Det. Jandor sat down again.

"Yes" Melissa replied eagerly. She didn’t understand what he was trying to do yet.

"We need the information of those entertainers. You should have them already, house address, emails, phone numbers and any other thing you can get about them" he listed his needs.

"Of course" Melissa moaned. That would be easy to get. They had gotten all that from the entertainers before Anthony’s company came to hijack them.

"The info of these entertainers who are still working with them. We will find their illegal deals and exposed them to the world. Anthony will have no choice than to send them away" Det. Jandor concluded.

"That’s easy. But we almost escaped paying all the sanctions. Won’t Anthony get away too?" she was doubting.

"I promise you,there is no way out for him" he assured her.A week later, Anthony’s scrupulous and dubious entertainers face were all over the internet.

As usual, Melissa delved into the web. She surfed to find Anthony’s company’s news. It was easy to find as it was everywhere.

Netizens were already making comments.

"Anthony’s company dubious entertainers have the support of their boss. Mr. Anthony. I know him personally. He isn’t a honest man" a commenter wrote.

"Mr. Anthony should just send the entertainers off the same way Murray’s company did" another comment read.

Melissa kept searching to find a positive comments about Anthony’s company. After reading over twenty comments, she still couldn’t find one.

It seemed everyone already knew how bad of a person he was.

Her attention was caught by a big headline.

"First Murray Company. Now, Anthony’s Company is sending away all the entertainers that were found guilty of illegal dealings.

Melissa smiled.

Anthony predicament had just started. He would have to pay government sanctions. The investors would complain once he send away their favorite entertainer.

In Anthony’s office.

Anthony stood in front of his secretary who was trying to find a solution for him.

"Sir, as their employer. We will be sanctioned by government bodies" she told him.

"Of course, I know that" he replied furiously. "What did Murray company do to avoid those sanctions?" he asked her.

The secretary researched for some minutes.

"They pay it" she retorted.

"No they didn’t" he banged the secretary table. "They would be forgotten by now if they did" he said strongly.

"They paid" the secretary repeated with her eyes glued to her computer screen. "But it was covered by the entertainers" she added.

"That’s good" he sighed in relief. "We just need to pressure our entertainers too" he nodded sharply.

"I don’t think we can do that sir" the secretary let out again.

"Why can they do it and we can’t?" he asked angrily.

"What I am seeing here. I don’t think we have it" she said slowly.

"We have everything they have including what they do not have" he boasted aggressively.

"Is there a part in our contract that says they will pay damages if contract was breached?" she asked him

"Which contract?" Anthony sounded confused.

"The contract they signed when you recruited them" she replied casually.

"Are you okay?" he reprimanded her. "Do we sign contract here when recruiting?" he was still burning with anger that wouldn’t go down soon.

"I’m sorry sir" she apologized. "But without that sir, we are going to bear all expenses" she gave him a bad news.

"All expenses, how much are we talking about?" he questioned.

"We are slammed with ten count charges. Involvement in illegal dealings, failure to monitor your employee, breaching investors agreement, embezzlement...." she went on.

".....Stop!" Anthony slammed her table angrily. "How much?" he thundered.

The secretary was scared. She was jittering.

"I’m sorry" she apologized again. "Give me some minutes while I do the calculations" she pleaded.

"Just get it done with" Anthony roared.

The secretary pressed the keyboard anxiously with the buttons clattering loudly.

"Five hundred million dollars, seven......" she couldn’t complete it before Anthony interrupted her.

"What are you saying?!" he yelled at her.

"Five hundred million dollars, with an extra seventy five thousand dollars. This is is it right here" she said calmly.

"Where do you want me to find that?!" he lamented and fell down on the floor. He wanted to faint but he was still very conscious.

He sat on the floor and buried his head in his hands