This Time, No One Objected, Right?

Sanchez was still very cautious when it came to Lin Qi.

Before he came to the Federation from Maliro, he had already learned that it was Lin Qi who had initially ordered Every Moment to be shorted, causing his uncle to misjudge the situation and decide not to let the cruise ship dock ahead of schedule.

They had a supply station on the West Coast. Under accelerated sailing conditions, it would take roughly four days to reach the supply port on the West Coast.

Once they docked there, they could do whatever else was necessary without any problems.

But docking before then would fall outside the planned itinerary. Combined with the large-scale short selling, if the media were stirred up as well, it would easily create the illusion that caused Every Moment's stock to plunge.

From another perspective, this arrangement could not actually be considered a major mistake. The ones who truly caused the irreversible consequences were the Captain and First Mate aboard the ship.

They had failed to recognize the severity of the problem and had been blindly optimistic, believing that pirates could not possibly board the ship.

It was a cruise ship, not a yacht. Anyone with hands could get aboard. Yet their mistaken judgment of the situation had triggered the string of accidents that followed.

Regardless, someone had to take responsibility for the accident.

Apart from the dead pirates, there also needed to be someone important enough to bear responsibility. After all, so many wealthy Federation citizens had been frightened. The deaths of a few pirates alone were nowhere near enough to make amends or demonstrate sincere remorse.

Removing Every Moment's president from office was a good choice. The company would also buy back the shares in his hands in accordance with the rules.

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