Over the next several days, sure enough, just as they had predicted, the anti-Harris faction began making a huge fuss in every kind of print media, claiming Umbrella was a monopolistic enterprise that disregarded the safety of the Wizarding World's economy in order to seize vast wealth. They hired sharp-tongued reporters to launch scathing attacks on Umbrella Group, and hinted that the reason Umbrella could act so aggressively was because the Ministry of Magic, controlled by the Harrises, had given it the green light, creating unfair competition.
At that moment, in Harris Manor.
"We strongly demand that the Harris Family maintain an environment of fair competition... Umbrella Group's monopolistic behavior is destroying the market, and the Ministry of Magic should step in to intervene, while the Harris Family must shoulder social responsibility for this... In consideration of the long-term development of the Wizarding World, Umbrella Group should be sanctioned..." Morgan le Fay sat at the dining table and picked out a few passages to read aloud, her expression worried because of these accusations.
"A pack of clowns. They won't be smug for long. They aren't afraid of retaliation from the Ministry of Magic. If the Ministry moves against the media or their industries at a time like this, it will only confirm their suspicions in the eyes of ordinary wizards..." Josephine Harris set down the teacup in her hand. Her expression did not seem affected at all, and she patted her sister-in-law's hand comfortingly with her own icy hand. "Don't worry, Morgan le Fay. It's better to let them keep making more guesses like this."
Meanwhile, near the front door, the girls, who were not very interested in politics, had gathered on the other side.
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