An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

Chapter 34

Chris rapped on the table, calling for everyone’s attention.

“Everyone, I would like to share some good news with you all. Nolan Pharmaceuticals. has been looking to increase its share pool, so we are currently welcoming new investors. Is anyone here interested?”

“New investors?” Everyone’s attention was immediately captured.

Nolan Pharmaceuticals was an industry–leading corporation with very limited shares available. That was why Chris‘ announcement came as a shock to everyone at the table.

“Hasn’t the company been doing alright, Mr. Nolan? Why the sudden invitation?” Dahlia asked curiously.

“Of course, it has been. We’ve just been planning to list our company publicly, that’s why. As everyone knows, our company is not short on talent or the capability to overcome competition. This share listing is just so we have some funds to give our employees a good bonus this season.” Chris smiled. “We haven’t officially announced this to the public yet, and the spots are limited. If anyone here is interested, we can save some spots for you.

That sure got everyone on board. Nolan Pharmaceuticals could easily bag them all hefty profits!

“Count me in, Mr. Nolan. I have five million to spare!” James called out eagerly.

“Eight million on me!” Florence followed.

spots for

too! You’ve got yourself another three

me–that’s all

worried they wouldn’t be able to get at share. It was a perfect example of herd mentality.

How many shares would you like to get?” Chris turned

it

learned a lot on her way up to where she was today.

you trust me, Dahlia? I’m offering you a share because you’re important to me. You can say no if you want to–there are loads of other people

a company with the Harmons very soon, so I’m being extra careful with how I’m spending my funds, just in case,”

do you have in hand right now?” Chris asked.

So

you, you don’t need that much to work with the Harmons. Why don’t you consider investing in

a

waiting for, sis? You can trust Mr. Nolan. He’s

you believe in me, Dahlia, then invest in my company. But if you

“L… Alright then.”

owed Chris, and he had insisted so