Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber)
Chapter 796 Plan Failed

Sheila took the document and went out with the insulation box.

After she left, Amber leaned against the back of the chair, pinched the bridge of her nose, and breathed a sigh of relief.

She suddenly realized that Sheila had changed a lot these days.

In the past, Sheila was a typical businesswoman. She had a serious face with no expression on it, which made people feel nervous.

But now Sheila was different. She wasn't as serious as before. She was softer, often smiled, and even joked with her.

Just now, she even dared to tease her.

In addition, Sheila's dressing style seemed to have changed a little. Although the change was not obvious, and she still wore the same black suit and skirt, as usual, she didn't wear high-heeled shoes now. She liked wearing flat shoes.

But Amber didn't think too much. She just thought that Sheila was tired of wearing high-heeled shoes and wanted to change to a new style.

Although Sheila seldom dressed up, she was still a woman.

Every woman loved beautiful clothes.

Thinking of this, Amber shook her head and smiled. Then she picked up her phone and was about to tell Jared that she had asked someone to send the soup there.

But before calling him, Amber checked her message to see if there was any message from Jared.

But unfortunately, Jared still didn't reply.

Perhaps he was still busy at this time.

With a sigh, Amber quickly typed some words.

After that, she checked whether there was any wrong spelling and then sent the message out.

After sending the message, she put down her phone and began to work.

On the other side, in a large factory of the Farrell Group.

Jared finally finished his inspection of all departments and shops in the factory. He walked out of the factory in a white protective suit.

Ben saw him and walked quickly to him. "Mr. Farrell."

When Jared inspected the factory just now, he didn't follow in. Instead, he was dealing with the affairs about Smith outside. After he finished it, he came here to wait for Jared. Jared took off his protective suit and threw it to Ben. "Have you finished it?"

"Yes." Holding the protective suit, Ben nodded and said, "With the recording, Smith and his men have to admit it. Moreover, when they heard that I had called the police and the police had contacted the commercial inspection department to check the truth, they were so scared that they told me everything Smith had done. Now, Smith has to stay in prison for at least ten years."

A cold smile appeared on Jared's face. "He's a senior shareholder in the group. I once told Smith not to have any improper ideas, since he's old now. When people get old, they shouldn't compete with young people, or young people will hate them, but he didn't listen at all. He deserved it."

He thought he was not a good person, but he was not a bad person either.

He had always been tolerant and kind to those who had made great contributions to the group.

As long as these people behaved well, sometimes he could give them the greatest honor.

However, there were always some people who thought he was a merciful man. They provoked him and tried to get something that didn't belong to them.

In that case, he would also show no mercy to them.

A cold light flashed across Jared's eyes.

"Exactly." Ben followed Jared and nodded in agreement.

He also couldn't understand what these people were thinking.

They didn't need to do anything but could still get money as long as they owned the shares.

But they still wanted to get more, regardless of their old ages.

They even didn't know clearly how much power they had and if they could succeed.

Even if they could, how should they use the money after they died?

Did they want to give the money to their cowardly sons who only knew how to enjoy life?

All in all, they deserved this, since they didn't know well about their real power.

Now Smith was sixty years old. When he was released from prison, he would be seventy years old. He would also be in poor health after he came out. He did this for what?

Ben pursed his lips, his eyes full of contempt for Smith.

"By the way, Mr. Farrell, your guess is right. Smith knows that he can't escape. He really plans to sell his shares, and the person he chooses is Tod Scott. He wants to arouse the greed in Tod's heart and make Tod the same as him. He wants Tod to be against you in the future." Ben followed Jared to the car and complained.

Jared squinted and sneered, "Then he has chosen the wrong person. Tod won't agree."

Ben also smiled. "Definitely. Mr. Scott indeed didn't agree to take over the shares in Smith's hands."

"Of course." Jared opened the door and got in the car. "Tod is obsessed with art. For decades, he has never been involved in any battle in the group, and he's not as ambitious as Smith. Smith still doesn't know Tod well. Does he think that all the shareholders who don't have power and a good position in the group are as ambitious as him?"

"Indeed. Smith doesn't know at all that every year Mr. Scott asks you to buy the shares in his hands so that he can take the money to pursue his art dream." Ben adjusted his glasses and said with a smile, "Speaking of which, Mr. Scott is coming to sell his shares to you this year, right?"

Jared's face softened a little. "No, I still need Tod's help. How can I let him go so easily"

The person they were talking about was also the founding member of the Farrell Group. He was the same age as Smith, and at the same time, he was the second-largest shareholder of the Farrell Group, holding 5 percent shares.

Smith knew that he had been defeated by him and couldn't escape from the punishment. He still wanted to make an enemy be against Jared, so he planned to sell his three percent shares to Tod. He thought that in this way, Tod would be ambitious and fight against Jared.

He was smart. For a shareholder of a super large group, eight percent of the shares was absolutely a very large number. It was normal for them to have some ambitions and greed, and they would no longer be satisfied with the state of idle shareholders who had no rights and had no decisive power over the group.

So Smith was right.

However, Smith didn't expect that Tod was not a normal person. From the very beginning, Tod hadn't been interested in the business. He didn't have any ambition for money and power. His biggest dream was to take his easel and travel around the world to leave his paintings everywhere, though his paintings had no soul and were ugly.

That was why Tod didn't buy Smith's shares.

Tod was eager to give his shares to Jared so that he could leave.

However, Jared needed some old shareholders to stay in the Farrell Group to tell the world that he was a nostalgic boss. He was not the kind of person who would change all the old shareholders as soon as he became the boss. He didn't allow Tod to leave.

However, he had already reserved the shares in Tod's hands. When Tod reached a certain age, he would naturally buy the shares in Tod's hands and let Tod leave.

Hearing Jared's words, Ben smiled gloatingly and said, "Then Mr. Scott will be angry again this time."

"Buy a set of the latest painting tools for him. Then he won't be angry." Jared said casually.

Obviously, he had coaxed the old shareholder like this many times.000000000☐☐☐☐☐