The Cherished Wife

Chapter 115

Charles’s long fingers moved across the papers as he narrowed his eyes, focusing on the information in the documents. They contained details about the Shaw family and some issues involving Winter.

After a moment, Charles tapped the papers, gathered them up, and texted Ronald back. “I’m on my way!”

He straightened his tie and headed for the conference room.

Everyone in the room was getting restless, especially Robert and his friends, who all stuck together. They all knew a bit about what was going down today, but none of them could really believe Charles would have the guts to go against them. Their shares might not be a lot, but if they sold them, it could really rock the boat for the Colossus Group. They just could not see Charles actually taking them on today.

However, they guessed wrong. Charles was not just ready to make a move, he was ready to pull out his trump card.

The moment Charles walked into the meeting room, he slammed his papers down on the table and took his seat like he owned the place, a small smirk on his face. “Mr. Harris, didn’t you have something you wanted to tell us all today?”

Robert’s face turned sour. “Charles, are you serious about this?”

just shrugged. “Robert, you

know my shares might not

off with a wave of his hand. “No ‘buts‘ about it. I’m not one for bargaining, especially when the other party is at a disadvantage.” He glanced over at Ronald, who quickly pulled out another document from his

small laugh, Charles teased, “Want to take a

for a moment when he heard those words, but then he puffed up his chest bravely. “I don’t buy that you have anything left to scare me with. Sure, Jenson’s stuff might get me in trouble, but I sold my

“Sold them?”

“No way!”

can’t be true!” The other shareholders were

shares.

dividends from Collosus Group barely amount to anything. We’ve all had it rough under you. We’d rather sell our shares and live happy

part of Collosus Group. Your threats don’t mean a thing to me now,

him a little smile that seemed to say he knew something Robert did not. Robert felt uneasy, not sure what Charles was