177. Curtain falls (A ten-thousand-word chapter, repaying the debt~)_4

Donnie pushed William Mellon onto the couch, then directly sat on the coffee table, looking down at Harry Sinclair from above, and calmly said, "I can responsibly tell you that everything William Mellon just told you was a lie!"

Without his handgun, Harry Sinclair lost his confidence, and even his madness seemed to have abated considerably.

"Donnie, what exactly are you trying to say?"

Wiping the blood from his face, Harry Sinclair sat down on the woolen carpet and asked with a calm expression.

"It's simple, if everything were that simple, you wouldn't have come to see me in this state," Donnie said with ease, "You should know that, as the stock price of Sinclair Oil Corporation takes a nosedive, the banks will soon come knocking, demanding your company to repay loans, and at the same time, your creditors will definitely come to you for their money. This I have confirmed from the mouths of both James O'Neal and Robert Stewart.