Chapter 1857 Left Homeless
Allison gently coaxed Conrad with a few words before turning her attention back to the phone call with Zeke. "How did it go? Has Meredith not forgiven you yet?"
Naturally, Zeke didn''t dare to tell his mother that he had been outwitted by Meredith.
He let out a sigh, saying, "That woman is relentless, and she''s determined to oppose me. Mom, wait for me. Don''t let them touch our stuff. I''ll be right back."
"All right."
Zeke then hung up the phone.
However, it wasn''t long before one phone call after another starteding in again.
It was either someone demanding debt repayment, an employee reporting disturbances at thepany, or even someone resigning, among other things.
Overnight, it seemed as though the Turner family truly couldn''t hold on any longer and was on the verge of copse.
Zeke''s hands were trembling. He had never dealt with such a crisis before, and for a moment, he was at a loss for what to do. He evenshed out at those who were seeking his help.
Cam was silently listening from the side, a sense of unease growing within her. Could it be that the Turner family is really going under? Does this mean all my years of painstaking efforts will just go up in smoke?
Regret filled Cam''s heart. Had I known how useless Zeke was, I would never have wasted my time on him!
Atst, the vehicle arrived at the Turner residence.
From a distance, Zeke saw Allison trying to deter those who intended to seize their family assets.
"You can''t touch my family''s belongings! Put them down immediately!"
Allison was utterly unable to stop those people. Meanwhile, Conrad was wailing uncontrobly nearby.
"All of these things are mine! You can''t touch them!"
In a rush, Zeke quickly got out of his car and ran over to those people.
"What are you doing? Why are you seizing my property without any reason?"
"Mr. Turner, right?" The man in the
lead, upon seeing Zeke approach, seems you may have
uttered, "It see
forgotten about the money you owe the bank. You''re already two behind on payments. We''ve had to initiatepulsory enforcement from our end. You''ll need to auction off all these properties to repay the bank''s money."
At this point, Zeke recalled that thepany''s ount had been in deficit some time ago, and he had borrowed a substantial amount of money.
Originally, his n was that once the coboration with the Jamieson family waspleted that month, he could repay the loan to the bank.
However, his coboration with the Jamieson family had fallen apart. Naturally, he had no money.
"Can we have a little more time? I promise to repay the money," Zeke said.
"No. We''ve already been lenient. We
gave you two months. We can''t give you any more time now." With that, the person turned to the movers and said, "Carry on."
Zeke silently watched, his mood plummeting to an all-time low.
His entire family was left without a ce to live.
Zeke had no choice but to take Conrad and Cam to stay at his mother''s ce.
Fortunately, Allison''s Turner Manor hadn''t been sealed off. After they arrived there, they couldn''t help but sigh repeatedly.
"How much money do you actually owe the bank?" Allison inquired.
"Not much. It''s just a few hundred million," Zeke said nonchntly.
A few hundred million? Allison was utterly exasperated with him. "That''s so much money! How is that not much? Your father never owed this much when he was alive."
"What''s the point of saying all this now?" Zeke retorted.
Allison was momentarily at a loss for words.
She was quiet for a long while before she said, "I have some jewelry on hand. If sold, they could fetch a decent sum. You can take them tomorrow to help you get through this difficult time."
"All right," Zeke quickly responded. "Mom, you should have told me earlier."
Allison sighed, "Those jewelry pieces are the ones I''ve kept all these years. I''m not sure if it''s enough."
The two of them were deep in conversation, and Cam, who was nearby, found herself entertaining thoughts she knew she shouldn''t have.