Regret Came Too Late

Grace had been in the ward for half an hour, yet she still hadn't brought up the matter of executive rights. She feared that Quentin would really think she was taking advantage of him.

After all, her past conduct had been quite bad.

But just as she was about to get up and leave, Quentin asked, "Edric has made things difficult for you, hasn't he?"

Edric was the senior executive who opposed her.

Grace admitted it straightaway. "Yes, he holds shares and won't listen to me. Dad,

I actually want to ask you for the executive rights of the company.

"You can transfer some shares to me first. Once this matter is over, I'll transfer them back to you. I've never intended to take anything from our family anyway."

As soon as she said that, she saw a flash of sadness in Quentin's eyes, as if she had hit his sore spot. She figured it was best not to say anything more, so she just stood there in silence.

After a long while, Quentin said with a sigh, "I'll have my assistant and lawyer go to see you."

"Thank you, Dad." As Grace left the ward, she felt a little uneasy. It seemed like Quentin had known from the very beginning what she was going to say.

After all, he had been with the company for so many years and knew the personalities of every executive very well. But in the end, it was still he who took the initiative to speak out.

She was distressed, but she soon met up with Quentin's assistant and lawyer and was temporarily given 20% of the shares.

the executives were notified. Seeing that she had managed to acquire so many shares in just a few hours,

get what Quentin is up to, giving so many shares to a useless person. Does Grace even know how to run a company? I think the Lambert

when

soon, I can offer you a high price for

owned 5% of

instantly changed. This bitch actually had her eyes on his shares! He slammed the table hard and exclaimed, "Grace,

the original project, I'll definitely inform them. Let's see how long

to have a connection at Henderson Group, but she wasn't scared. He might not be telling the

out of respect for you. Now that my father has transferred the executive rights to me, the company will

out an acquisition deal with someone. I'll sell the company at a low price within a month,

two billion dollars for retirement, so

off. All she had to do was hand over the company's executive

to the Lambert family. When the outsiders took over, they would certainly eliminate the useless

hard work. How could you sell

consent? I'm sure you've heard about how the

set foot in the company for the first time recently, so what does its reputation have to do with me? The only thing I care about is the

head was about to explode, but