That old fossil, he doesn’t want him to co over anymore.
Does he think he cares?
As long as he seals the deal with Peace Group, he doesn’t believe he can’t take over this company!
Old Mr. Seymour had made his words clear, so naturally, Jas Reed couldn’t stay any longer and had to bid farewell and leave.
Of course, even if Old Mr. Seymour hadn’t given him a pleasant reception, Jas Reed still left quite politely.
After Jas Reed left, Old Mr. Seymour shook his head and sighed, "What a tolerant man, it’s just a pity he chose the wrong path. If he had chosen rightly, his future would have been limitless."
Those with impure intentions will never have a long road ahead.
Old Mrs. Seymour ca downstairs and asked, "What did he co for again?"
"He brought a recording, saying it was Charles who arranged for it to be secretly fild," Old Mr. Seymour’s words left Old Mrs. Seymour particularly astonished, "Well, it was arranged by Charles, who else could it be?"
At such an occasion, with all those attendees, besides Charles Seymour as the host, who else would have the courage to let a reporter in to film secretively?
What on earth is Jas Reed thinking?
To co here to make such accusations.
"They think those connections belong to Charles’ uncle," Old Mr. Seymour chuckled angrily.
Old Mrs. Seymour widened her eyes, but after thinking it over, she laughed, "Can’t bla them; we were pretty surprised ourselves back then. It’s quite normal for them not to realize those connections belong to Charles."
"They look down on Charles, wanting to use him as a pawn, and in the end... it was all in vain, leaving them empty-handed," Old Mr. Seymour lanted.
He really didn’t want to admit that he could have fathered such a foolish son like Ethan Seymour.
How on earth did he turn out this way?
He really couldn’t imagine.
Because of Old Mr. Seymour’s refusal, Jas Reed felt extrely frustrated, but he had to pacify the company’s shareholders.
They had indeed invited him, but the issue was that Charles Seymour himself wouldn’t co to the company, what did that have to do with them?
Now those shareholders are upset, calling Old Mr. Seymour one after another to persuade Charles Seymour.
Old Mr. Seymour wasn’t polite, bluntly responding with a sweeping statent, "Where were you all when you didn’t want Charles in the company?"
All those shareholders were at a loss for words after being scolded by Old Mr. Seymour.
After all, Old Mr. Seymour was the oldest, and if angered, should sothing happen to him, that would indeed be a problem.
In the end, Jas Reed assured the shareholders that he would do his utmost to nail down the cooperation with Peace Group.
And so, the winds shifted within the company once again.
Charles Seymour, at such a crucial ti, disregarded the company’s interests—how could they trust such a person to take over the company in the future?
Thus, those who had recently sided with Charles Seymour now stood firmly behind Jas Reed.
No matter what, Jas Reed was still considered quite reliable.
While Jas Reed was fully preparing for the Peace Group cooperation, Chaya Davis was overjoyed and specifically invited her girlfriends for so hardcore shopping, swiping the card Ophelia Wilson gave her, like the goods in the mall didn’t cost a penny.
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"Good, just like that."
Hearing the director’s words, Ophelia Wilson stopped what she was doing and walked off the stage with a smile.
Her assistant imdiately dashed forward, handing Ophelia Wilson a prepared cup of warm water.
anwhile, draping a down jacket over her shoulders.
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