A Film Queen

Chapter 234 Transferring Shares to Milly

Resolving to be big–hearted and avoid arguing with these young people, Phillip finally spoke up, “You said you were looking for an apartment. If you don’t want to live on campus, you can stay at home. It’s not far from your school, and the driver can take you back and forth. Why bother living in an apartment?”

Though his comments were addressed at Milly, his eyes never met hers.

Before Milly could respond, Jordan intervened, “Weren’t you the one who wanted Milly out of the house yesterday? How could she dare to stay at home now?”

Philip felt a bit stung, realizing the truth in Jordan’s words.

Last night, in a fit of anger, when she had refused to apprentice under Master Vajra, he had indeed threatened to kick her out.

However, nobody knew that she would later choose to apprentice under Master Nirvana instead.

“Ahem, forget it. Let’s just pretend that never happened. No one will mention it again in the future.”

Jordan was unwilling to let it go that casily. His gaze was firm as he pressed on, “You should apologise to Milly.”

“Apologise?” Philip was enraged; his voice rose in indignation.

“I’m your elder! Do you expect me to apologise to you, Kids? How ridiculous!”

Throughout his life, Philip had faced countless extraordinary events. He wielded a machete in his younger days and a cane in his later years to command respect. Apologizing was simply not in his vocabulary.

The fact that he was speaking to them and offering a way out was already a significant concession.

Now they wanted me to apologise?!

Impossible! This is absolutely impossible!

How could I apologise to my grandchildren?

Jordan stared at him coldly, refusing to let go. “Milly was wronged. She’s the one who’s hurt. You made a mistake. Why can’t you apologise? If you don’t take a stand now, does that mean anyone in the Burnetts can bully Milly? If that’s the case, she should consider moving out!”

didn’t say a

glanced sideways at Jordan, who signalled her with a look that said, “Don’t worry, I’ve

an apology. He wanted everyone to understand that Philip was now backing Milly. So, anyone

all, Philip had never bery his head to anyone in his life.

flushed with anger as he slammed his cane onto the floor, “An apology is out of the

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Transferring Shares

should be sincere enough,

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his fingers; his

cent is the most I can give.”

only had 30% of the company’s shares, making him the largest shareholder. Giving up 10% would put him on

that he would not be the final decision–maker of the Burnett Group in the future.

to discuss. After all, Old Mr. Tate also heard you when you told Milly to leave. I wonder what he would think about all

is a pure

knew that despite being comrades–in–arms and having good relations with their families, Philip and Andrew were always competing and comparing

brought honour to the Burnetts. But if Philip drove her out, and with Andrew’s

the Tates, Andrew would surely flaunt it at every opportunity, making it a

been a devout Buddhist for years and recited scriptures for so long. Expelling Master Nirvana’s disciple from his home. would be a grave offence to the Buddha, and surely not without unintended consequences.

him to lose something as a sort of punishment.

long while, then spoke after weighing the pros and cons, “Fine, 10%. At least

underlying message was clear: he was reminding Milly that she was still

out a contract and placed it in front of the

cap from

was taken

read the bold title read, “Equity Transfer