Chapter Seventy-ninth Believe in my luck now?

Seeing this, Tyler Webb's son Ellen Webb immediately asked, "Dad, what's wrong?"

Molly Field, sitting next to Ellen Webb, also looked nervously at Tyler Webb.

Tyler Webb pondered with a gloomy face, "It shouldn't be, what else can this old guy do besides selling the venue to us at this time?"

Molly Field asked suspiciously, "Didn't those people smash my two cars?"

The total value of those two sponsored cars is tens of millions. Eagle Racing's current financial resources are almost penniless, and they have no ability to compensate.

In addition, many of those racing cars were bought with bank loans from that land, and now all the racing cars have been destroyed, he has no way out except selling the land.

Ellen Webb said, "I'll give Karl Young a call and see what's going on."

As she spoke, Ellen Webb immediately took out her mobile phone, but no one answered it.