Chapter 7 Marry me, and you don't have to pay the money

When Sarah came down from the upstairs, she heard the news playing in the living room and stopped.

On the LCD screen, Jorgen, chairman of the White Group, and Mazen, president of Mazen Group, signed a long-term cooperation plan for joint development.

In addition, the White Group also applied for a patent for their newly developed zero-formaldehyde environmentally friendly materials.

"Mr. Brown, why did you suddenly abandon Murphy Group and sign a contract with White Group?"

"Mr. Brown, you gave up Murphy Group and signed a long-term cooperation with White Group. Isn't there a problem with your relationship with Miss Murphy? Will your engagement with Miss Murphy still be held?"

Sarah stared at the LCD screen closely, breathing heavily.

The patents applied by White Group were clearly the result of the labors of countless employees of Murphy Group who had worked hard for several months.

Why did it become White's work?

Mazen's handsome face were clearly displayed on the screen. He said quietly, "Mazen Group cannot cooperate with a company that is in debt..."

"Then your relationship with Miss Murphy..."

"Marriage is the same as finding a partner."

Mazen's remarks made reporters imaginative.

**

Sarah drove to the company.

Seeing from a distance, the company's door was surrounded by creditors.

She slowed down her car, thinking about whether to call her father, and suddenly a black shadow fell from the building.

Then, a heavy noise hit the ground.

The crowd screamed.

"Someone jumped off the building."

"It's Samuel."

Sarah's breath suddenly stopped. Her hands on the steering wheel trembled. And she anxiously parked the car on the side of the road, then ran to the crowd and pulled away other people.

When it became clear that the man lying on the ground was really her father, she felt like hitting by a thunder and her body shook.

Tears burst out of her eyes. Shouting "Dad" in sorrow, she threw herself up to hug him, touching his face with her trembling hands.

The voice trembled and was filled with sorrow, "Dad! Dad! Open your eyes and look at me! I am Sarah! Dad..."

Sarah burst into tears, crying desperately.

"Does Samuel think he can escape from paying the debt? That is his daughter. Let her daughter pay..."

"Yes! Let his daughter pay back. If we don't get the money, we will all jump off the building."

In the crowd, creditors said one after another.

Sarah was pale, hugged his father in sorrow, and could not hear the sound of those people.

Suddenly, someone came to pull her.

Sarah's body was forcibly pulled up. And she was struggling angrily, hitting and scratching again, "You killed my dad! You gave my dad back to me!"

A cold voice suddenly came from outside the crowd, "Release her."

"How much does Murphy Group owe you, I will pay."

Sarah opened her eyes in amazement and looked at the man a few steps away, who was like a god coming to rescue her.

The man who walked in the sunshine was handsome and upright, his temperament was noble, and he walked steadily. The powerful aura released from his body immediately silenced the people around him.

His eyes swept coldly across the crowd, and his tall body stopped in front of Sarah.

Taking out a tissue from his pocket, he picked up Sarah's bloody little hand with one hand, and wiped her gently.

Sarah was completely stunned.

And she even forgot to respond.

Maurice wiped her hands, took out another clean tissue to wipe her tears, "I rushed over when I got the news. But it was still too late."

His voice was cold.

Sarah's sadness awakened in his cold voice. Her nose was sour and tears burst out again.

**

Two hours later, Maurice sat in Sarah's office, looking coldly at Sarah pouring tea for him.

"Thank you, for what happened just now."

Sarah finished the tea and straightened up, thanking him with a sad nasal voice.

She looked at him and pursed her lips again, "I will find ways to pay you back the money."

Although she didn't know why Maurice wanted to help her, Sarah was very grateful that he reached out his hand when she needed help most.

Maurice looked down at the water in the glass, and then looked up, looking at the sad but stubbornly strong Sarah.

He slowly said, "Marry me, and you don't have to pay back the money."