Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Chapter 201
Catherine laughed mockingly. “Yeah, I was the one who condoned a certain someone’s nephew’s corruption. He got greedy even when building the exterior wall of a house. You can’t even build a house but now you want to be a developer. Who would dare to buy?”

“Yes, that won’t do.” President Reed was the first to speak out against it.

“I want to reconsider too. We can’t ruin Hudson’s reputation.”

“…”

When the shareholders began to backtrack, Catherine said in a gentle tone to everyone, “It’s true that I’m young, but I’m open-minded and serious. If I don’t know anything, I can ask my seniors present here for advice. It wasn’t easy for Hudson to reach the level it’s at. No matter how many benefits Jeffery has promised everyone, our ultimate goal is to see Hudson profit so we get paid better dividends.”

“That’s right,” Chris finally spoke out. His voice was very authoritative. “The character of a listed company’s boss is very important. I’ll fully support Catherine if she becomes the chairwoman. Everyone should know that I once also assisted Sheryl. It’s thanks to Sheryl that Hudson is what it is today.”

“We still believe in President Jefferson’s ability.” President Reed agreed with a nod.

“In that case, let’s vote again. What do you think, Director Irvine?” Chris looked over to Director Irvine and reminded, “Director Irvine, if I had wanted to compete with you for the position of chairman in the past, you wouldn’t be sitting happily here today.”

Chris’ gaze and nodded. “Let’s

the final result was nine to seven. Catherine’s

the new chairwoman.”

grim with anger. “This election isn’t a game. How can you repeat the voting process? It was me who was elected before. Who

that if it weren’t for my mother’s generosity, you’d have absolutely nothing to do with this company. You should be content with what

could not believe the girl who used to be so careful in front of him now dared to

scene, I can only call security to

here, yet not a single one spoke up

enough. There are still a lot of matters

the outsiders who have nothing to do with the meeting to get out.” Catherine glanced

in public, and her eyes reddened. She spoke as if she was wronged, “Catherine, I know

to stay here?” Catherine mocked. “Ms. Jones is too ignorant of the company’s

out,” Director Irvine said