The Consortium's Heir

Chapter 227

With that said, he turned to Erin. "It's been a while now. I think we've been standing here for at least half an hour. It’s probably time for you to give me an update."

Erin's fingers paused on the keyboard. She turned to look at Darius, then smiled and nodded. "Yes, sir. We can see some results now." As she spoke, she turned the laptop to face him. "Mr. Reid, as you can see, we already have 10 percent of Umbrite Hotel's shares. Our business partners provide 8 percent, and the remaining 2 percent is from the share market.

Now, we're the fifth largest shareholder. I’ve already contacted the third and fourth largest, and as long as they hand over their shares totaling 35 percent, we'll own 45 percent of this hotel. That will make us the largest shareholder."

When she got to the end of her report, her gaze went from Darius to the lobby manager, and she smiled.

Darius nodded. "That's about as good as we can get. Continue working on it."

Erin nodded, but she didn't do as he said. Instead of turning back to her laptop, she kept her eyes on the lobby manager.

‘This woman, the lobby manager, is called Samantha Williams. She got the job because her father-our business partner owns 8 percent of the hotel's shares."

people hiding in the corners poked their heads out again

of her abilities or contributions to the

knows nothing. She only got the job

completely different from what she told

but the silence in the lobby still made their words audible. Darius and the gang were the only guests in

it, though. She glared at Darius.

whether he was laughing, but it was obvious that he was disdainful of Samantha. Everyone

can't believe

I don’t see why he can't speak to her like that. If I were him, I'd probably

their words. She said to Darius, "I don't think your actions make you worthy of being called a man. Shouldn't you at least tell me who you are and

be so rude if I were in your shoes. I'm a client of your father's company, and he relies on us heavily. Also, he needs an

but she didn't dare behave that way anymore. Her eyes were