Chapter 102: That's How the Money Was Lost

Roland Stanley, a congressman of the Upper House sponsored by the Bazzer family.

However, having reached this position, he naturally wouldn't rely solely on the Bazzer family's sponsorship; in fact, there were many others willing to sponsor him.

But now, Roland was ready to cut ties with the Bazzer family.

The two houses in California harbored great hostility toward that not-so-bright individual from the Bazzer family.

They even held a meeting specifically to warn politicians like himself, who received support from the Bazzer family, and Roland knew precisely what he needed to do.

There was no shortage of internal support for sponsorship, so it wasn't necessary to ruin his own future for the sake of the Bazzer family.

Therefore, he arranged a counterattack, which served as an explanation to the Chairman and was simultaneously a break with the Bazzer family.

This matter went even smoother than he had anticipated.