Chapter 7 — After Mom Remarried, I Inherited 40% of the Shares

It's like two dogs abandoned by their owners. Right at that moment. A red super sports car slowly entered. Stop in front of the villa door. The car door opens. I walked down. Tight black dress. High heels. Black sunglasses. Completely different from the female student wearing a t-shirt and jeans a few days ago. I slowly walked towards the pile of furniture stacked like a mountain. His eyes scanned everything. Finally stopped on the mother. She was also looking at me. Eyes full of resentment and hatred. I took off my sunglasses. Smiling softly. I called softly.

"What do you think now?"

"In the end, my mother lost face..."

"Or are you losing face?"

Don't wait for her to answer. I turned around. Step straight into the villa. The large door behind slowly closed. Completely separates the chaos and filth outside. I just sat down on the sofa. The phone rang. Is Secretary Vuong. Her voice was extremely urgent.

"Something happened to the company."

I calmly asked:

"What's going on?"

"Some board members close to Zhou Kai have linked up with a few small shareholders."

"They are applying pressure."

"Request to immediately convene an emergency shareholder meeting."

"At the meeting, they wanted to publicly question her status as a shareholder."

"There is also a request to cancel all of your current temporary decision rights."

I curled my lips slightly. His eyes turned cold. Kicking Chu Khai out of the company is just an appetizer. The big fish behind have finally shown their faces. On the phone, Secretary Vuong's voice could not hide the tension.

"Miss Hua, these veteran shareholders have great influence in the company."

"Chu Khai has worked in the sales department for many years and has attracted many people."

"This time they prepared very carefully."

"Obviously aimed directly at you."

"I know."

I calmly replied. The tone was so quiet that there were no ripples.

"When is the shareholder meeting scheduled?"

"Tomorrow morning, ten o'clock."

"In conference room number one at headquarters."

"I agree."

The other end of the line paused.

"But Miss Hua..."

"They clearly want to preempt it."

"It's even possible that false evidence has been prepared to attack you."

"Or should we..."

"No need."

I interrupted.

"Just let them riot."

"Do it as big as possible."

"Falling hurts."

Having finished speaking, I hung up the phone. The corners of the lips slightly raised. Do you really think getting fired is the end? That's just the beginning. I don't just want to kick you out of the company. I want to uproot all the power that you have built up over the years in Hung Su Group. The next morning. 9:50 a.m. Meeting room number one of Hung Su Group is fully booked. On both sides of the long meeting table are shareholders and senior leaders. On one side is a group of veteran shareholders. The leader is Ton Duc Hai. A man with a big belly and a greasy face. He was my father's partner in the early days of starting his business. But after the company developed stably, he gradually lost all will to advance. Just holding on to shares and waiting to receive profit shares. Next to Ton Duc Hai. Chu Khai was sitting with a confident look on his face. Even though he was fired. But today his eyes were still filled with pride. It was like he was sure of victory. On the opposite side is the company's executive leadership team. Most kept a serious expression. No one spoke up. Obviously observing the situation. The atmosphere in the meeting room was so heavy it was suffocating. Ton Duc Hai glanced at the wall clock. Intentionally raising your voice.

"It's almost ten o'clock."

"Our mysterious major shareholder really has a great attitude."

"Everyone has to sit and wait for her."

Another shareholder immediately chimed in.

"That's right."

"A big kid."

"Relying on some non-transparent tricks to gain few shares."

"Do you really think you're a big person?"

Chu Khai sighed softly. Showing a helpless appearance.

"Guys, don't blame her."

"This is all because of you."

"You didn't teach Hua Niem properly."

"That's why she went the wrong way."

He even stood up and bowed. Pretend to apologize. The drama immediately received a response from the old shareholder group.

"Tieu Chu."

"This is not your fault."

"Everyone has seen how you treat him these past few years."

"You did your best."

"That's right!"

"It's all because that stepdaughter is so ungrateful."

"Losing all conscience."

Another person banged the table. Voice full of righteousness.

"Today we gather everyone here."

"It's to right the wrong things!"

"We can't let Chairman Hua's lifelong dedication be destroyed in the hands of a brat!"

Everyone took turns speaking up. The tosser and the catcher. It was as if he had already condemned me in advance. Right at that moment. The door to the meeting room opened. I walked in.