Miles Prescott said, "You're not wrong, but we all know what kind of person Ethan Linden is. He has zero respect for his own sister-in-law—he even covets her... And that's not all. He didn't even show up when the old chairman passed away.
This company was the old chairman's life's work. I refuse to stand by and let it be handed over to someone so unreliable!
I can't just watch the company be destroyed! You used to be just as adamant, weren't you? I thought that despite our differences, our goal was the same: to do what's best for the company!
So why the sudden change of heart? Did Ethan Linden offer you something?"
Hearing this, Chairman Grant retorted, "Don't you dare slander me."
Miles Prescott ignored him and seized the opportunity to address the room. "Everyone here is a shareholder. The company's interests are your interests. None of us want to see the company in trouble, and none of us would be willing to hand it over to someone whose background we know nothing about.
