Chapter 40 Let's Leave Bullen

Seeing that his daughter's eyes were as red as a traffic light, it appeared that she had not slept all night and had even been crying.

Peter Turnah took her hand and patted it lightly.

"Audrey, am I not alright now? After two days, I will be back on my feet again," Peter Turnah said to her.

Audrey Turnah suppressed the emotions in her heart and took a deep breath.

The six hours of surgery brought him luck, but Audrey didn't know if this kind of luck would happen next time.

That nightmare was like a curse, and everyone around her seemed to be gradually falling into this cursed cycle.

"Dad, I've been thinking about something for a long time," Audrey Turnah said softly.

Her expression was unprecedentedly solemn, and Peter Turnah was slightly surprised,

"What's the matter?" He asked her.

"In the past few years, the Turnah family's group industry has become big enough. In the future, we can concentrate on developing emerging key industries, and let go of other marginal businesses and non-key businesses," Audrey started to say.

Audrey looked at Peter Turnah with sincerity.

"The current situation and public opinion in Bullen are very unfavorable for the Turnah family. When Charles is released from prison, why don't we leave Bullen?'' Audrey asked her father.

Their relationship with the Dank family was so tense, and two lives were involved. Although it had nothing to do with the Turnah family, Jerry Dank and Henry Dank probably didn't think so.

It was estimated that the estrangement between the Turnah family and the Dank family will never be resolved.

The best way to escape this sore relationship she could think of was to stay away from Bullen and temporarily avoid the edge.

Not only to avoid Jerry Dank, but also to avoid the negative impact of the death of Marcus Coker and Mrs. Dank on the Turnah family.

"Audrey, what are you thinking about in your little brain?" Peter Trunah asked.

He almost laughed sarcastically.

"I have been in charge of the company and other subsidiaries for nearly 30 years, what kind of big winds and waves have I never seen? What is this little difficulty in front of me?" Peter Turnah asked Audrey.

"Dad, I know what I am saying, trust me,'' Audrey replied.

Then she handed some documents to Peter Turnah.

"This is a summary of the national economic policies in the past two years. In the future, TNA medical care will be a high-tech industry supported by the state. The real estate market is at the end of the game. There is not much room for improvement, but the medical field has a lot off opportunities brewing,'' Audrey explained.

Peter Turnah looked at the documents and felt a sense of relief.

He always regarded Audrey Turnah as a child after his heart, but he didn't realize that his daughter had such insight into the country's macro policies and economic trends.

However, the foundation of the Turnah family was in Bullen.

How could it be possible to leave here?

"I admit that your analysis concerning some situations is correct, but these documents seem to be missing the field of mobile communication?" Peter Turnah said softly.

"I didn't add it in. Mobile communication, especially the field of mobile phone chips, will also be a major industry in the future, with unlimited prospects," Audrey replied.

She had her own considerations.

"The Dank family's ability to develop a chip had a lot to do with Jerry Dank, and as far as Jerry Dank is concerned, I don't think the Turnah family can do better than him in this field," she added.

Peter Turnah laughed.

''You child. How can you magnify the ambition of others and destroy your own prestige?" He asked Audrey.

"Jerry Dank is really talented. His potential in this field is most likely unmatched," Audrey tried to convince her father.

She expressed her deepest thoughts.

"If the result of our competition with the Dank family is bound to be a loss, then it would be better to give up as soon as possible and focus on medical care, so that the Turnah family will become the leader in the medical field. It's famous at home and abroad, isn't it?" Audrey Turnah asked.

At present, most of the medical technology team and laboratories of the group were concentrated in Astos city. It was not necessarily better for the Turnah family to go to Astos than to stay in Bullen.

"What you are saying is childish," Peter Turnah said to Audrey.

Peter Turnah didn't care.

"These challenges are a battlefield, and what we need is a heart that is not afraid of death. Besides, the situation would change at any time, and no matter how talented Jerry Dank is, who said that the Turnah family will definitely lose? Leaving Bullen is absolutely no way possible," he said to Audrey.

He called Angela to come in.

"Okay, Angela is here to take care of me. I can handle things in the company. Don't worry about it, dear daughter, go home and sleep," Peter Turnah added.

Audrey was stunned, speechless.

The conversation had ended in failure, but she was reluctant to give up.

It was normal for her father to disagree at first, after all, the group was too large, and Bullen had always been the foundation of the Turnah family.

But it was not certain that he would change his mind later, and she could only try.

"Jerry, Charles Turnah doesn't seems to have nothing to do with the accident indeed,'' Collins Date said to Jerry Dank.

Collins Daye rubbed the dark circles under his eyes and raised his head from behind the computer.

"We've been with him for so many days, watched so many surveillance videos, and all kinds of information, yet he's so normal that he can't be any more normal," Collins assured Jerry Dank.

Jerry Dank's eyebrows were a little gloomy.

The little progress they had just made from Long John didn't seem to be of much use, and everything had returned to its original point.