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Chapter 602 A Mere Figurehead

He already knew he was unable to stop Sonia from becoming the chairman.

Moreover, he joined forces with Jessica to threaten Sonia today, so he knew the latter would surely hold resentment toward him. If Sonia successfully became the chairman, she would definitely sanction him immediately.

As such, in order to avoid being sanctioned, all that Asher could do now was to force Sonia to give up the shares amounting to 5.5 percent. As long as the percentage of shares Sonia held did not exceed 50 percent, she would not be the absolute controlling shareholder. Hence, she would not be able to sanction him.

Sonia knew what was on Asher’s mind when she saw his glistening eyes, so she smiled and said, “Sure. I’ll give it to her. But it’s up to her capability whether she’s able to take it or not.”

With that, Sonia took out her phone and summoned Daphne.

“Go and draft a share transfer agreement,” Sonia ordered.

In fact, Sonia knew she would not be able to keep the shares of 5.5 percent from the very beginning, and she would’ve given it up even if Asher didn’t threaten her to.

So, she was not surprised at all to hear his words now. Not only that, she did not even feel the slightest bit of panic or reluctance.

Just as Sonia said just now, Jessica was an idiot, so the former could set a trap for the latter whenever there was a chance and take the 5.5 percent shares back.

Daphne glanced at Sonia in shock when she heard her order, but she still nodded in the end. “Alright, President Reed. I’ll do that right away.”

With that, Daphne left to draft the document.

Soon, the document was ready.

Under the witness of all the executives, shareholders, and lawyers of the group’s legal department, Sonia and Jessica signed the shares transfer agreement.

From now on, Jessica owned 5.5 percent of Paradigm Co.’s shares.

Although this was far less than the 25.5 percent of shares that she desired at first, she knew she would not be able to obtain it, so the 5.5 percent was already a windfall for her.

in the company. Sonia, I want your position.” Jessica kept away the share transfer agreement and stared at Sonia in

I just hope you’ll not make a fool

You sure are good at despising others. Even you are capable of managing the company, so I’m sure I can

so? I’ll look forward to it then. If you dare to cause any trouble in the company or do anything that damages the company’s reputation, I’ll fire

to Jessica and gazed toward Asher who was standing across from her. “President Dafoe, since I’m

teeth and took some time before inhaling deeply while forcing himself to calm down. “Of course. Since you’re the

you’ll be able to have a good rest after this since you don’t have to work so hard in helping me run the

Asher’s threatening glare and clapped her hands. “Alright, everybody, let’s

Reed!” All the executives and shareholders stood up and responded to Sonia. At the same time, they

closed her eyes while having an

as the chairman was much more enjoyable than

directly walked toward the entrance of the meeting room after picking up her notebook from

she was the chairman, she naturally would be the first

was always the one who left first each time, and it was finally her turn

to

while Daphne, who was following behind, congratulated her. “Congratulations, President Reed––oh, I mean, congratulations, Chairman

doubled this month as a

Reed,” Daphne

she thought of something. “Also, inform our men to bypass Jessica. I want her to be a vice president who is a mere powerless figurehead and has no access to any confidential

Jessica to have a chance to manage Paradigm Co. for the sole reason that she had caused her father’s death, let alone the fact that Jessica was on the same

do was to put Jessica under her nose so she could keep

then could she send Jessica to prison and avenge her

worry, Chairman Reed. I’ll make the necessary arrangements,” Daphne pushed her

anything else and pushed her office door open

she sat down, her

took up the phone and saw

between her brows gradually faded.