Life at the Top

“See you in the afternoon, then.”

With that, Jasper stretched and smiled at Dawson. “I’m going to rest for a while, Uncle Schuler. I’m dead tired.”

Dawson frowned and asked, “This won’t be the end of Softwin’s attacks. Are we not going to make more preparations?”

Jasper laughed out loud and replied, “I don’t think they’ll have the chance or time for that.”

…

“Mr. Welch, it’s a call from Wayne,” Yona told Echo.

Echo frowned slightly, “Why’s he calling now? Give me the phone.”

Echo took the phone and accepted it, speaking solemnly, “Echo speaking.”

“This is Wayne, Mr. Welch. We’re planning to hold a shareholder meeting this afternoon to clarify the issue of share proportions within the company.”

Echo narrowed his eyes when he heard this. A cold look flared in his eyes and he raised his voice, “Mr. Marlon, Abbylon Inc’s current shareholder structure is already very clear. I don’t think there’s any need to hold a shareholder meeting.”

Wayne replied, “This is mainly due to JW Capital wanting to invest in Abbylon.

how much capital we’re accepting, and how we’re distributing the diluted shares

I don’t have that kind of time

Welch, then according to our company’s articles of association,

harrumphed and replied, “So this is you standing on

apologies, Mr. Welch. I’m just a businessman and

my wish come true will be

extremely displeased by

like anyone or anything became difficult

afternoon, in Nauritus

hung up the phone once he relayed the

Echo’s dark expression and could not help but ask, “Mr. Welch, did something

the shareholder meeting

a time? Not to mention that it’s so rushed

no matter

attend, the 41% of shares Softwin owns will be considered forfeit–in that case, we might as well be giving Abbylon to Jasper on a silver platter. The headquarters will not forgive us for

Nauritus City’s

except

Wayne, Jose, and Jasper.

each hold a percentage of the shares, yes?”