James Campbell hadn't come to look for her since that day, not because he was shy, but because he had encountered more and more troubles, leaving him no time to seek out Elly Campbell.
Because the real estate issue remained unresolved, homeowners who had already sold their properties felt deceived and hung banners in front of the Campbell Building demanding explanations from Campbell.
When Campbell launched new properties, not a single unit was sold. All the capital was tied up in the new properties and couldn't be retrieved, causing many of Campbell's projects to stall.
Sure enough, this situation didn't last long before Campbell's financial chain broke.
James Campbell couldn't hold onto his shares, which amounted to more than 50%, anymore. He had to invite other capitals to stabilize Campbell first before taking any more actions.
However, to his dismay, not a single financial institution was willing to invest in Campbell, which was one of the top four enterprises in Boston.
