Sebastian sat in the living room, his jaw tight as the two investors glared at him. The air was tense and quiet for a few seconds after he finished speaking. Then, Mr. Andre suddenly stood up, anger flashing in his eyes.
"Enough, Mr. Kane!" he shouted, his voice loud and full of frustration. "You're very good at smooth talking, but we didn't invest in you to hear excuses. We wanted profits—returns—and what did we get instead? Nothing but losses!" He pointed at the scattered papers on the table. "You've been hiding this from us for months!"
Mr. Pearson also stood up, shaking his head in disappointment. "We've trusted you for too long, Sebastian," he said in a firm, calm voice that still carried weight. "But that trust ends today. We've lost too much money because of your poor decisions. We've decided not to invest another cent in any of your projects. You can find new investors now."
