After realizing that the company had thirty million dollars of debt still uncollected, Thea immediately found the relevant documents and scrutinized them.

First, she looked through the order agreement between Pacific Group and Purity Pharmaceuticals.

It was stated in the agreement that payment would be made with each delivery of goods and would only stop when 50% of the total payment had been made.

The remaining 50% payment would only be made after the rest of the goods were delivered and had undergone inspection.

Pacific Group had been making Purity Pharmaceuticals’ orders for the first half of the year.

However, after all the goods had been delivered, Purity Pharmaceuticals refused to pay the remaining 50%, claiming that something was wrong with the quality of the products.

As such, Pacific Group initiated proceedings against Purity Pharmaceuticals.

However, Purity Pharmaceuticals was a large corporation and had an established legal team. In court, they presented releva