After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

This was the perfect moment to strip Lucas of his power.

If they couldn't find someone to replace him now, Lucas would only grow stronger, leaving the shareholders with no room to maneuver in the future.

"Not coming, is she?"

Just then, Lucas' voice broke the tension, calm and unhurried, with a hint of amusement, as if he had expected this outcome all along.

Mark glanced at him, his expression stern. "Madam Yvonne has deep feelings for the former chairman. With him bedridden, she insists on staying by his side to care for him. It seems we'll need to look for another suitable candidate."

He cast his gaze around the room.

One of the shareholders suddenly spoke up, "If we're talking about experience and capability, Mr. Lewis is the only one truly qualified to take over as Chairman and CEO of Tudor Group. We've all seen his dedication to the Group over the years. I vote in favor of Mr. Lewis temporarily assuming the position of Chairman!"

"I agree!"

"So do I!"

Several shareholders on Mark's side quickly voiced their support.

the table, however, some shareholders frowned, while others maintained a

shareholders sitting closest to Lucas spoke up directly, "Mark, aren't you a bit too old for this? You're almost at retirement age-why involve yourself in all this? If this proposal passes,

with Lucas for years. He knows his methods inside and out. I believe if he temporarily steps in as Chairman and CEO, there won't be

the shareholder, smiling as he

to Lucas, "Lucas, what do

replied, "Your suggestions are all quite reasonable. However...

looked at him, frowning. "What do you mean? After such a significant incident, you intend to stay on

you worried

by the public, causing

wrong, you push the person in charge

what exactly is the point of having all you

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"You!"

face immediately darkened. "Lucas, I'm still your elder. When I was managing the Tudor Group alongside

gaze turned cold. "Oh? Using your status as an elder to pressure me now? Even my father wouldn't dare speak to me like that. Who

me make myself clear-I

there's no need for