The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 857

No wonder Sean never worked on or developed the land he won.

Sean had used all his money to buy out Zimmer Corporation’s shares!

With Jon’s intelligence, how could he have made such a stupid mistake?

He owned 50%. Add that to the 10% shares Quill owned, and they had 60%.

They had absolute control of Zimmer Corporation.

The hierarchy in the board of directors was decided by the shares you held.

Sean owned 40% shares. How could he compete with Jon’s 60%?

In other words, Sean had done all this for nothing.

It made Jon burst with laughter.

“Get up. We can talk about other things.”

Sean looked the same as he walked right up to Jon.

“You!”

Before Jon could speak, Zander gently pushed him aside.

Zander did not even seem to be pushing hard, but how was Jon physically strong enough to withstand Zander’s strength?

Swoosh!

Jon left the main seat, and Sean sat on it.

“Haha, Sean, you’re good.

“I know you have some background, but I don’t believe you can ignore the law!

“If you want to steal the chairman’s seat like that, I’ll sue you until you’re imprisoned.”

Jon sneered, still unfazed.

60% of the company shares. Even if Sean were in the main seat, he could

can now talk

your chair from the room, you may just

leaned back in his chair with a lazy look

eyes were now on

man, they were filled with

Thud!

from Chloe and

are my 40%

said indifferently as he

“So what?

you only

by, still

unfazed as he took another

“Add in another 5%.”

that, there was another contract on

“What?”

Jon’s expression changed slightly.

shareholders’ shares of Zimmer

Sean

what tricks

snorted coldly as he picked up the contract and

widened as he

Jon quickly reached out and rubbed

later, Jon clenched his hand and slammed his fist into the conference

table belongs to

for it if

on the table, his tone

“You! You! You b*stard!”

Sean, his

had

was pale

the banks’ asking for 5% shares to be set

of banks did not ask for more. They

care. He and Quill still owned 55% even if they

could still retain absolute