Fall for You After Divorce by Callie Novel By Noveljar
Chapter 440

Chapter 440

Briana was calm, “I gave him 10% of the shares in the Yoder Group.”

Upon hearing this, Maxim frowned, “Trading 10% of the Yoder

Group’s shares to prevent those employees from being fired, Isaac must be laughing in his dreams.”

Briana gave a slight smile, calmly saying, “You must have also thought about the reason why Isaac wanted to transfer the a**ets of the Yoder Group.”

“What does this have to do with you giving him the shares?”

“He only held 20% of the shares in the Yoder Group. Once grandma returned, he basically had no chance of winning the next presidential election, because our three shares accounted for 50% of the Yoder Group’s shares. As long as any shareholder voted for you, he would undoubtedly lose. But now that he has my 10% of shares, his chances of winning have greatly increased.”

Maxim’s pupils contracted, a flash of disbelief flickering in his eyes.

“Do you think he would stay with the Yoder Group with this 10% stake?!”

Briana nodded, “Transferring a**ets out does carry certain risks. If he could control the Yoder Group and keep you under his foot, it should be quite tempting for him. But I’m just taking a gamble.”

And Isaac staying at the Yoder Group was exactly what they wanted to

see.

After all, if he had transferred all the a**ets of the Yoder Group and

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successfully fled, it would have been difficult to catch him again.

Maxim’s eyes were icy cold as he said, word by word, “You must win the bet.”

After all, Isaac had always resented him, believing that he had stolen the position of President of the Yoder Group.

If he could have stayed at the Yoder Group, firstly, he could have enjoyed the sense of achievement of stepping on him, and secondly, his father Jayden had also managed the Yoder Group. Without reaching the final step, he certainly wouldn’t have wanted to destroy the Yoder Group with his own hands.

“As long as evidence of Isaac’s crimes could be collected during this period, he could be pulled down from his position as the president of the Yoder Group.”

Maxim nodded, “I understand, Briana, thank you.”

The admiration in his eyes was undisguised, looking at Briana as if she were a rare treasure. Thankfully, he hadn’t missed her, otherwise he would have regretted it for the rest of his life.

After finishing lunch, seeing that Maxim’s fever had subsided, Briana planned to return to Elm Bay.

Maxim frowned, “When did you move back in?”

“Depends on my mood. Even though I forgave you, it doesn’t mean I have to come back to you right away.”

Maxim’s eyes deepened, turning to grab the car keys.

“Then I’ll take you back.”

“No need, you’re still sick now, I can drive myself home.”

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Returning to Elm Bay, Briana had barely gotten out of the car when she saw a nanny van parked in front of the neighboring villa.

Briana raised an eyebrow, Hector had returned?

In the midst of confusion, the villa’s door opened, and Hector’s agent walked out from inside.

Seeing Briana, he was also somewhat surprised.

“Ms. Schneider, have you moved back here?”

Briana nodded, “Hmm, has Hector finished filming?”

The agent’s face looked a bit unnatural, “Well, he might have been feeling unwell recently, but he didn’t want me to take care of him here. If Ms. Schneider is available, could you please help to take care of him…”

Before he could finish speaking, the villa door was suddenly opened.

“Keith, you forgot this script…‘

Upon seeing Briana, Hector’s expression suddenly froze on his face, and it took him a while to muster a forced smile.

“Briana, long time no see.”

Briana’s gaze fell on the crutch by his side and the cast on his foot, frowning, she asked, “Did you get these injuries from filming?”

Hector’s eyes dimmed slightly, he nodded and said, “Hmm… why did you suddenly come here?”

“I’ve moved back now, is it inconvenient for you to live like this? Maybe it’s better to hire a caregiver.”

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Hector shook his head, “No need, I’m used to it anyway.”

Seeing the situation, Briana didn’t know what else to say, “If you need any help, feel free to message me. I have something to do, so I’ll go first.”

“Good.”

It wasn’t until Briana returned to the villa that the agent beside her glared at him and said irritably, “You were clearly injured trying to save her, and because of this, you missed several good scripts and lost more than a dozen notices, yet you refuse to say anything. At this rate, you won’t catch up even in a hundred years!”