Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose)
Chapter 940

When they noticed how young Angeline was, the shareholders recollected themselves and decided to see if this female president was actually that capable and noteworthy.

If not, they would not hesitate to embarrass her.

"Who was the one who proposed the terrible idea to sell Grand Asia?" Angeline sat on the president's revolving chair and crossed her legs, staring condescendingly at them with frosty eyes. Her every word and deed carried Jay's shadows.

The shareholders were extremely puzzled. Where on earth did the former president scout a woman like that? She shared the exact same approach as him-no one would ever know what was going through their heads.

The shareholders dared not answer rashly.

Grayson pointed to the shareholder who made the most noise earlier. "He's the one, Ms. Severe."

Angeline glanced faintly at the shareholder, her eyes filled with contempt and disdain as she said in a condescending and arrogant manner. "Compensate him and kick him out of Grand Asia, Grayson."

The said shareholder did not seem discouraged either. "Hmph, now that Master Ares is gone, who knows

what will happen to Grand Asia in the future? It might be a good thing that you're compensating me."

Under his influence, other shareholders were tempted to do the same.

Angeline switched the conversation unexpectedly. "If you want to pull out from Grand Asia, then hurry up and do so. Something huge is coming up in Grand

Asia next. This will decide whether we'll succeed or fail."

Angeline stopped speaking abruptly at this point.

The shareholders exchanged glances with each other. "Something huge?"

Angeline started fiddling with her bright and smooth nails that had sunflowers made of inlaid small diamonds on top of them.

Then, she said languidly, "Since Grand Asia is standing on the shoulders of giants, it should be forging ahead and achieving even greater results. In the next three months, I will acquire all competitors in the industry and make Grand Asia an invincible monopoly giant."

Grayson was beyond astounded.

This was Jay's goal when he was still alive.

Unfortunately, the passing of his child had caused the man to give up on this plan in order to gain more good karma to earn blessings for his children.

He was surprised that the first thing Ms. Severe did as soon as she took office was to fulfill Master Ares' wish.

Grayson wore a pleased look on his face.

Other shareholders' expression changed abruptly. " Monopoly? Will the Bell, Titus, Ares, and Severe families agree to it?"

Angeline said, "They're not fools. Of course they won't give in just like that."

The shareholders were struck dumb.

Angeline stood up and said, "If you're brave enough, then stay and brave the wind and waves with me. If Grand Asia succeeds, your net worth will increase multifold. If Grand Asia fails, I'm sure you know what the consequences are without needing me to tell you, right? Those who don't want to stay can hand in a share withdrawal agreement and Grand Asia will compensate you according to the market value."

After saying those words, Angeline reprimanded Grayson severely, "Do you have nothing better to do? Why are you wasting time with this group of people? Return to the office and sort out the competitor's information. I want them on my table before you get off work today."

After getting reprimanded by her, Grayson felt... strangely comfortable.

Angeline's way of managing her company had connected seamlessly with Jay's.

With that, Angeline swaggered off.

The shareholders wiped the cold sweat from their foreheads.

Now that Ms. Severe had warned them, they were only given the right to choose. As for the rest, they would have no say in it at all.

Initially, they thought that the new president would be so apprehensive that she would ask them to stay, yet what they did not expect was that she was colder and more ruthless than Jay.

Jay was a man of few words. He never explained himself.

On the other hand, Angeline was extremely condescending and arrogant. Not only did she ignore them through her words and deeds, but she had also put on a look of contempt and disdain in front of them. This caused the shareholders who attempted to blow their trumpets to leave in a crestfallen state.