Beyond the Divorce



Everyone suddenly looked at the door, but I casually focused on the uneasy shareholders below.

I could see the complex emotions in the eyes of the shareholders at that one sentence.

Some had a sudden sparkle in their eyes.

Some furrowed their brows.

Some immediately turned their gaze toward me, seemingly observing my expression.

A few others were surprised and stared at the woman who was walking in briskly.

I remained calm and composed. I sat steadily in my seat without looking back at the newcomers.

I didn't even look up when I heard footsteps entering the conference room.

The group walked to the spacious conference table opposite me, appearing directly in my line of sight and taking up positions opposite me.

I smiled and looked at Mia. She had walked in confidently like a shining star and sat opposite me. She arched her eyebrows and stared straight at

me.

"Sorry for the unexpected encounter, Ms. Chloe. But you're not qualified to preside over or participate in this Echelon shareholder meeting today." Mia had an air of certainty as she looked at me. Her tone was firm.

"Please leave the conference room, Ms. Chloe," Mia added arrogantly.

I looked at her calmly and asked, "Why?"

Her entourage was quite impressive. The useless illegitimate son was with her, and she had also brought along several legal advisors, Lance, and his followers. What surprised me even more was that Mia had brought a team of media reporters to support her.Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

They seemed intense, as if they were determined to succeed.

When they entered the conference room, they started asking me a barrage of questions.

Mia smiled faintly when she heard my response. "This is an Echelon shareholder meeting. I can tell you with certainty that Echelon will refuse to be acquired!"

I stared at her momentarily and asked, "What makes you qualified to refuse?"

Mia couldn't help but burst into laughter. "Haha, Ms. Chloe! You really can play dumb! I know you've done a lot of homework to make this decision, but I'm sorry, this isn't how things are done!"

She seemed to be reprimanding me. "Just because you have a supporter doesn't mean you can act so recklessly. It's not a problem if you want to acquire us, but you have to apply to do so, and you also have to give the shareholders of Echelon some time to think about it. These shareholders have the right to refuse."

"Oh!" I said softly.

"You should take the opportunity to learn about corporate law during your pregnancy, Chloe. It's good that you have goals and want to grow the company, but it'll be bad if you become a laughingstock."

After Mia finished speaking, the bootlickers who were with her smirked arrogantly, especially that useless illegitimate son. It seemed that his borrowed fiancé was doing quite well.

Mia became even more arrogant when she saw that everyone was supporting her, showing the domineering attitude of the top woman in Foswood.

I glanced at everyone present. "Well, you're right. So, I'd like to ask you all, do you still need to think about it, or do you unanimously refuse?"

Joshua, who had spoken earlier, glanced at the others present, feeling somewhat surprised. They all had complex and timid expressions on their faces as if they were sitting on pins and needles.

"Why is everyone quiet?" Joshua asked. This time, his tone was stern and mixed with anger.

When he saw that those who were present were as indecisive as weaklings, his face immediately turned dark.

"Ms. Chloe, Ms. Mia! Us

shareholders will discuss whether

Echelon agrees to the acquisition or not. Our CEO is missing, and the second largest shareholder resides overseas and is in poor health. KIT make the decisions today. We need to discuss the acquisition of Echelon. So..." Joshua raised his voice while observing the people on both sides and continued, "I think you two should leave the conference room. I'll give you an answer after I finish this meeting." Content belongs

Joshua cast a dismissive glance at Mia and me and made a gesture of dismissal while maintaining his cold attitude.

I looked at Joshua in approval.

However, Mia was disdainful. She glanced at the seemingly incompetent shareholders and said, "Please leave, everyone! Haven't you heard? The Echelon shareholder meeting is about to begin!"