Justin Hammer was no tough guy.
"You see, Mr. Hammer, the trouble you caused this time isn't small. After the first time something like this happened in New York, what did the United States do? You should understand, right?"
What Harry meant by last time was 9/11.
Hammer nodded like a chick. Dressed in prison clothes, he was extremely obedient.
Harry remembered that when this guy was arrested in the original story, he had still threatened Pepper, telling her to just wait and see.
Harry felt that if he had come alone, Hammer might really have dared to spit out a few more threats.
But Norman Osborn was sitting beside Harry now. Whenever the father and son appeared separately on television, they both looked kind and benevolent.
But now that the two of them were sitting together in the detention room, they looked downright menacing.
It seemed there was no need for any interrogation process. Harry directly pulled out a share transfer agreement.
The moment Hammer saw that thing, his courage surged.
"I won't agree..."
"What use is that? Washington, D.C. is already discussing breaking up Hammer Industries. By the time you get out, Hammer Industries will probably have nothing left but a few ballpoint pen production lines."
After Harry spoke, Norman opened his mouth as well.
"Prison break, bribery, aiding in planning an operation... New York State intends to sentence you to fifty-seven years in prison. Well, that's only a reference figure. The public actually wants to give you life imprisonment."
Hammer's courage immediately shrank back down.
"Anyway, that's the situation. You can choose."
The negotiation took little effort. Hammer quickly signed the agreement.
The terms Harry offered him were extremely generous: a large sum of money, a lighter sentence, and better conditions in prison. After getting out, he