Regret Came Too Late

Although the other people remained in their seats, they said nothing, as if Grace were invisible.

Grace didn't break down. She was anxious about the rule set by Quentin back then-any major project required the approval of at least 75% of the executives, and making a significant decision, such as altering the project, definitely fell under that rule.

Quentin didn't grant himself veto power in order to keep everyone satisfied at that time.

She frowned and said to the remaining executives, "I'll discuss this with my dad, and I hope you all can give me an answer within three days."

After saying that, she also left the company.

Today was indeed her first time going to Lambert Group, so it was normal that these people didn't side with her.

As she had mentioned, the only way to get this plan approved was to gain the executive rights of Lambert Group. But execution rights weren't just a matter of Quentin's decision; she also needed to hold shares.

If she were to ask the Lamberts for shares now, she might be seen as taking advantage of the situation.

where Quentin was. Just as she was about to open the ward door,

too young.

get up if you don't forgive her. Moreover, she has

coughing hard, and his eyes were already filled with

it wasn't the right time to bring this up, and her eyes began to redden. "Then

one last time this morning, and they were really indifferent. I'm worried they might call off the

all, she had doted on Alice for so many years. Even though she knew Alice wasn't innocent, she was still unwilling

out, "How do you know she's not putting on an act this

was instantly stumped by the question. After all, Alice was really good

It's because of your favoritism over the years that

paused for a moment before stubbornly refuting, "Even though Alice isn't

to the company right after you collapsed. She'll probably come to you soon to ask for shares and get the executive

on the door, and she was suddenly at a loss