urned and strode towards the stairs.One of the guards pulled Xiao Li up and followed her upstairs.In a luxurious bedroom, Ye Xiao walked in. A wave of blood hit his nose as he entered. He frowned, his...Old Master Fu, wearing a Zhongshan suit, slowly walked in with the support of Zhang Bo, leaning on his cane.

His hair was white, and he looked somewhat haggard, but his every gesture still carried an air of authority.

The moment he appeared, He Shumei's eyelids twitched, her expression unchanged as she furrowed her brow. The old man wasn't supposed to be sick, so why was he here stirring up trouble

"Grandpa."

Several elders who had followed the old master saw him approaching and greeted him one after another.

Old Master Fu waved his hand casually and sat directly in Fu Mo Han's CEO position.

Someone couldn't help but ask, "Grandpa, how did you get here"

Mr. Fu's aged face turned towards the speaker, his eyes flashing with a sharp look, "Today is the shareholders' meeting. As a shareholder of the Fu Group, how could I not attend"

He spoke with ease, but the authority in his tone weighed heavily on everyone's hearts. Even though he had been retired for several years, the aura of strength that surrounded him was still palpable, pressing down on them, making them reluctant to be flippant anymore.

He Shumei kept her head down the whole time, calculating in her mind the shares of Old Master Fu. It didn't seem like too much, she didn't need to worry too much about it.

But, what about Fu Hongyuan

He didn't say he was going to visit his grandfather, so where is he now

With doubts swirling in her mind, she still respectfully called out, "Dad."

Master Fu raised an eyebrow and let out a grunt, "So you're here too."

"I came with Hongyuan, Hongyuan said to come and see you, how is he now" He Shumei asked with a smile.

Mr. Fu didn't beat around the bush and wasn't in the mood to look at He Shumei. He coldly replied, "He has something to do temporarily and won't be able to come."

He Shumei was stunned. She thought of when she had spoken to Fu Hongyuan on the phone. At that time, Fu Hongyuan seemed to be advising her to leave and not get involved. She couldn't help but ask, "What's going on"

Mr. Fu waved his sleeve dismissively, clearly unwilling to speak further, and his gaze shifted directly to the small shareholder who had just said they didn't want a share of the company.

This small shareholder is the grandson of a subordinate who worked for Mr. Fu back in the day. Many older generations directly transferred their shares to their own children and grandchildren, allowing them to remain closely connected to the Fu Group.

Mr. Fu's eyebrows held a hint of sternness as he looked around at the shareholders present, some young and others his own age, all clutching their shares. "As I just said," he declared solemnly, "if any of you feel that the Fu Group is riddled with problems and beyond saving, the Fu Group is willing to buy back your shares at three times the market price!"

This statement was said loudly, and several people present looked embarrassed. At present, the Fu Group is indeed facing many crises, three times the temptation.

But if one were to attain a period of tranquility and stability, even a small number of shares in hand would be worth an immeasurable amount.

It can be said that as long as the Fu Group does not collapse, they will have a place!

The old man's words hung in the air, unanswered. He had put his foot in his mouth.

The two people who were just about to be sold, also became turtles with their heads retracted, closing their mouths.

However, there will always be someone who acts as a bellwether. Mr. Zhang immediately expressed his support for Old Master Fu's words, saying, "What the old master said is right. We should retreat together with the group."

Sir, the reason we are gathered here today is for the future development of the group. We don't know when the chairman will be able to come over. their face or whether they were male or female. 。Gu Nanci knew very well that the people he could usually offend were only those who had been sued, especially those who had lost to him in court. They...