Chen Jinhai and Chen Jinying both shook their heads in refusal, insisting that the feud between them was impossible to reconcile.
Yang Chen put away his smile and said, "It seems you two are very selfish. You’re only thinking about your feud, completely disregarding the interests of us shareholders. The custors have clearly stated that unless the two rge, they will all cancel their mberships. Once there’s a mass cancellation, both Jinhai and Jinying’s reputations will be ruined. What will happen to the money we shareholders have invested? Will you two compensate us?"
When it ca to their own interests, the shareholders beca proactive.
"That’s right! We’ve invested so much money, and now there are signs of breaking even. We can’t let your feud ruin it."
"In the past, however you two fought, we didn’t interfere. But now it’s different. The custors have clearly stated that only a rger will keep them. We can’t just stand by and let you ss around."
"Enough is enough. You’ve been fighting for over a decade, and now you’re both middle-aged. What can’t be resolved? The rger is necessary for both parties. Divide and you’ll die, rge, and you’ll thrive. Can’t you see that?"
"We all agree with Mr. Yang that a rger will create the largest golf club in Dragon Country. This way, we’ll all make more and recoup our investnts faster."
...
Chen Jinhai: "I don’t agree to the rger. I’m a major shareholder; I have the final say."
Chen Jinying: "I also don’t agree to the rger!"
Yang Chen: "If you two put it that way, you’re disregarding the interests of so many shareholders. Since you’re being unreasonable, we’ll have to stick to business. Everyone, if the two Presidents Chen don’t agree, I hope the rest of us can join forces. From now on, for anything they propose, we’ll unite and vote against it. Since they’re not considerate, we don’t need to show rcy. Once both their businesses collapse, we’ll join forces to take over the venue and open a new club. We’re doing what the custors want; there’s no need to worry about not having custors then."
The shareholders’ eyes lit up, and they all nodded in agreent with this plan.
"Haha... Mr. Yang invested so much money in shares of both clubs for a reason, it seems."
"I think young people should have ideas. Otherwise, how are they different from us old folks?"
"I support Mr. Yang’s plan. My 100 million investnt can’t go to waste. It doesn’t matter to who’s in charge, but I have to make money."
"Exactly. I feel the sa way. It doesn’t matter who’s the majority shareholder; what’s important is making money. Then we support it. Presidents Li shouldn’t be upset. If it were your real money at stake and things turned out like this, you’d have thoughts too, right?"
...
Li Jinhai and Li Jinying were at a loss for words.
They didn’t want to rge but felt the shareholders made a lot of sense, leaving them with no argunt.
At this mont, both Li Jinhai and Li Jinying received reports from their secretaries that the custors were causing a stir by demanding refunds again. The situation was out of control, and they needed to return imdiately to assess the situation.
The two had no choice but to hurry back to see what was happening.
It’s unclear who spread the rumor in the mber group that Jinhai and Jinying were going bankrupt, causing all mbers to rush in to demand refunds.
No matter how much Li Jinhai and Li Jinying tried to explain, it was futile. The custors insisted on refunds.
Even the police were called, and they were diating the situation.
For high-end clubs like this, custors usually deposit significant amounts. To reassure them, many clubs allow for refunds.
Therefore, regardless of the reasons, if custors demand refunds, they are justified. The police are now persuading the club to fulfill the agreent and quickly prepare funds to process the refunds.
The problem now is that custors are panicking, but if both clubs collapse, their deposits will be lost.
Li Jinhai and Li Jinying’s words no longer held weight, and no matter how they reassured, custors wouldn’t listen and unanimously demanded refunds.
The two couldn’t persuade their custors to abandon the idea of refunds and had to resort to seeking Yang Chen.
Li Jinhai: "If the two clubs rge, how will the shares be divided?"
Li Jinying: "Anyway, I can’t have less than him."
Yang Chen: "The two clubs will rge at equal value, and all shareholders’ shares will be halved. After the rger, the club will be renad Haisang Elite Club."
Li Jinhai: "Then both of us will each hold 22.5%, and you’ll still hold 30%. You’ll beco the majority shareholder."
Yang Chen: "Isn’t that great? If either of you were the majority shareholder, the other would definitely be dissatisfied. I beco the majority shareholder with only 30% of the shares, so you can still team up with other shareholders to check . To put it bluntly, I’m just a nominal majority shareholder; it’s still a struggle between you two. After all, you are siblings. If you team up soday, wouldn’t it be up to you? In this current situation, there is no turning back. As soon as the news spreads, both clubs are done for. It’s like the bank announcing a bankruptcy; depositors will definitely rush to withdraw, and no one can stop it."
Yang Chen’s words were not wrong, and the crisis faced by the two clubs was equivalent to a bank run.
Either gather enough money to pay the custors back.
Or give them a reason to be assured.
The custors have clearly stated their only reassurance is a rger, so Li Jinhai and Li Jinying had no other choice but to accept the rger.
Chen Jinhai and Chen Jinying rolled their eyes at each other for a mont.
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