Chapter 13 Insatiable Greed

Cedric and I were working hard to launch our own product, Nakawa.

We stayed behind the scenes, with professional managers the nominal directors.

On launch day, marketing was ready to go.

Unlike Bordar Group featured by rapid expansion to capture the market, our company favored a steady, quality-focused growth. Though the development went slower, customers' feedback was very positive.

Gradually, Bordar Group took notice of us.

Panicked, they were eager to dominate and expand the market.

My father called a meeting, demanding more production and aggressive subsidies to get consumers hooked on Bordar's products. He needed huge capital.

But this time, Cedric and I voted no.

"Blind expansion won't benefit us. I favor steady progress," I said.

"It's unwise to capture market share at the sacrifice of product quality," Cedric echoed.

My father turned to Anthony, his face livid.

"Mr. Miller, what do you think?"

"I'm on your side, of course, Mr. Keating."

Two against two.

But my father had the fi