Now he and a few of them have not collected all the money he deserves in the CAA.

Orwitz was not here these days, and the young Turks in the office were looking at him with a fool's eyes, which made him very uncomfortable. In the end, Jay Moloni had a delusion and fell into trouble.

To this point, it was Orwitz's fault.

CAA is not worth so much money, and this guy wants to extort these young people a huge sum of money before leaving. Now, as long as Orwitz takes out the account book and everyone can carefully reconcile it, they will definitely find out that CAA is worth.

How much.

At that time, other young partners will be grateful that they have saved a lot of money and will have the money to buy shares.

"You... it's you, Jay Moloney..." Orwitz stood up in anger.

He had thought that Richard, or Hu Wen, or even Nisita questioned him positively, but Jay Moloney, a young man who treated himself as a son and nephew, actually took the lead in attacking?

The office door was wide open, and the young Turks outside were watching him. If he retreated a little, the young male wolf outside would see the weakness of the head wolf and then challenge their authority.

, and then tear yourself to pieces.

The rules of CAA are always the only owners who can see the account books, that is, those five founding partners are left behind, and in fact, Orwitz himself and Meyer can see them.

These people seized such an opportunity and didn't know what kind of mystery he had given Jay Moloni, but they actually instigated him to question his account book.

Never retreat, Orwitz made up his mind and replied coldly:

"You have two seconds to go out through the door, or you go out from the window head."

Jay Moloni hesitated for a second, and he didn't dare to bet if Owitz was telling the truth. He retreated and turned his head to go out in shame through the door.

But he was not convinced, and when he left, he said, "It's all your fault. You made me feel like I've experienced a divorce from my parents again. You forced Ron Mayer away, and it also made the CAA start to split..."

When Orwitz heard this, he closed the door in pain. Even Jay Moloney said this, it seemed that CAA really couldn't stay there.

He picked up the phone and looked for Disney's Eisner, wanting to accept the other party's invitation.

"Sorry, Mr. Orwitz, Chairman Eisner is not convenient to answer the phone now. Yes, it may take a week to wait..."
Chapter completed!