Chapter 13 — Reclaim My Company

I looked at him.

"Enough to prove that it wasn't until today that I saw you clearly."

On the day the Board of Directors restructured, outside the Khai Minh building was filled with reporters. Flash lights continuously flashed behind the glass, security guards set up isolation barriers, and staff swiping cards to enter all bowed their heads. I passed through the large hall. I heard someone say softly:

"General Manager Tham, come on."

I turned my head. It was a girl from the administrative department who had only been working for half a year, her eyes were red, and she was holding a stack of documents in her hand. When I saw her, she was so scared that she immediately bowed her head.

"Hold the documents firmly, don't let them fall."

She nodded vigorously. The elevator door closed. My shadow is reflected on the metal door. The face is thinner than a few days ago. But his eyes were steadier than ever. Today I have to do three things. Restructuring the Board of Directors. Approved the plan of Nghien Thach Investment Fund to contribute strategic capital. Dismiss Luc Hanh Chu as a member of the Board of Directors, then submit to the General Meeting of Shareholders for confirmation. In the meeting room, everyone was present. Luc Hanh Chu sat in the last position, blue veins clearly visible on the back of his hand. Chu Thua was absent, the lawyer submitted an explanation on his behalf. Hua Man is not qualified to appear. Trinh Nghien sat on my right, slowly flipping through each document page. After the meeting begins, the secretary of the Board of Directors reads the agenda. The first content was passed very smoothly. Coming to the second content, several members of the Board of Directors took turns asking questions about valuation, transfer restriction period, management process, as well as plans to protect investors' interests. Trinh Nghien answered each question one by one. His acquisition plan is not a temporary intention. Half a year ago, when he gave me the proposal, he analyzed all of Khai Minh's technology, customers and shareholding structure. I thought he was an enemy. Once scolded him for taking advantage of the house fire to loot. Only now do I realize... The real enemy has always been sleeping next to me. Right before entering the third content, Luc Hanh Chu suddenly spoke up.

"I have objections."

Everyone looked towards him. He stood up, his eyes bloodshot.

"General Director Tham A Hanh made adjustments to corporate governance purely for the purpose of personal revenge. She and Trinh Nghien colluded in advance, intentionally bringing competitors into the company, harming the interests of small shareholders."

Trinh Nghien raised his eyes to look at him.

"Mr. Luc, whatever you say must have evidence."

Luc Hanh Chu smiled coldly.

"Evidence? Half a year ago you presented the purchasing plan, isn't that evidence?"

He turned to the Board members.

"Everyone, think carefully. Once Nghien Thach Investment Fund steps in, Khai Minh will no longer be Khai Minh like before. Today, Tham A Hanh may sell the company to a competitor because she wants to take revenge on me. Tomorrow she may also sell you guys for something else."

These words... Truly worked. The faces of several members of the Board of Directors began to fluctuate. Grasping that change, Luc Hanh Chu continued to say:

"I admit that my personal life has made mistakes. But the company is the company. It is Tham A Hanh who makes things personal." into a governance crisis. She's the biggest risk."

Finally... He also learned to be smarter. Don't beg me. Don't curse me. Instead, he turned to painting himself as a sacrifice for the stability of the company. I looked at him.

"Are you done talking yet?"

Luc Hanh Chu stared at me.

"Do you dare say that bringing Trinh Nghien in had no personal feelings?"

I stood up. The entire meeting room immediately fell silent. Luc Hanh Chu's eyes flashed with pride. I look at all the Board members.

"Of course I have personal feelings."

"My fiance hid the fact that I was married."

"Being openly provoked by the assistant."

"Hidden by the entire board of directors."

"Someone else took the company's resources to support an outside woman."

"If it's like that and I still don't have feelings..."

"...then I'm no longer human."

No one spoke up. I turned on the projector.

"But today..."

"These proposals did not pass because of my feelings."

"But thanks to the truth."

First page. This is a list of Luc Hanh Chu's unusual approvals. Second page. Is the company's cash flow related to Hua Man. Third page. It is a receipt for receiving a report about Chu Thua leaking internal documents. Fourth page.