Beyond the Divorce

I chuckled and said into the phone, "Well then, I'll hang up, Mia! The acquisition of Echelon is a done deal. I'll make it happen whether or not I have the capital. I have no choice since I'm doing it for someone else's sake. "Once it's done, I'll have all the capital I need. Don't worry, okay?"

After saying that, I hung up the phone.

Everyone around me burst into laughter. Lauren said, "That response was priceless!"

I disdainfully dropped the phone and said, "Really? She's the major shareholder, after all!"

As soon as I said this, everyone understood what I meant, and they all burst into laughter again.

Two days later, there was a meeting in the conference room on the tenth floor of the Echelon Building.

My team and I arrived at the Echelon Building on time. The entrance was swarmed with people, crowded by the reporters, making it impossible to pass through.

the reporters into two sides and stationed them at the entrance of the building, preventing them from stepping over the security barrier. Otherwise,

intruded into Fremont Bay without authorization had long disappeared from

anyone related to

all criticizing

confidently walked inward with a group of attendants. I pretended not

the conference room, several major shareholders were already present. They were eagerly anticipated with different

me. I had a gut feeling that there would be a

I was seated in the main seat, and several of them seemed eager to speak up. But none spoke first, realizing that most

people present, some of whom I not only recognized but were also

for the wait, everyone!" I greeted

A slightly chubby middle-aged man looked at me,

his emotions and said, "Today's shareholders' meeting of Echelon, I think... you don't have the