In recent years, Gilpin Enterprise had thrived, and Lindsay Gilpin's shares, which accounted for over ten percent of the company, brought her substantial dividends annually. This financial security allowed her to live a carefree life.

But now, Gilpin Enterprise was moving to strip her of all her shares. Panic surged through Lindsay.

"I know I made a mistake," she pleaded. "I'm sorry to everyone. Please give me a chance to make things right. I promise I'll work diligently at the company from now on. I beg you-don't take away my shares! I know I was wrong."

Her parents quickly chimed in, pleading on her behalf. Although their family held a significant portion of shares, the scattered shares among other relatives were not insignificant. Everyone present was family, and Gilpin Enterprise's success had been a collective effort.

"Everyone here is family," her father said earnestly. "Lindsay might have lost her way, but I hope you can forgive her this time for the sake of family."

"As her father, I take responsibility for her mistakes," he added. "I failed to guide her properly, which led to this. From now on, I'll make sure to keep a close eye on her."

But this wasn't a trivial matter. The relatives all knew Lindsay's temperament-spoiled and entitled, a typical pampered princess. Even if she did join the company, she would only cause trouble. As for her promises to change, no one believed her. People's natures were hard to change.

This time, the stakes were high. It wasn't just about Lindsay's mistake-it was about redistributing shares. Even gaining just one percent more could mean significantly higher dividends every year. No one would willingly let go of such an opportunity. The relatives whispered among themselves, their eyes gleaming with calculation. The potential loss from Lindsay's blunder was temporary, but the redistribution of shares would be permanent. The better Gilpin Enterprise performed in the future, the larger their dividends would be. In the face of such interests, familial bonds held little weight.

One woman spoke up, her voice sharp. "My husband has been working overtime for months to secure this deal. He led his entire team, working day and night, and just when success was within reach, this happened. Do you know how much money was lost because of this? My husband even lost weight from the stress!"

Another relative nodded in agreement. "Family is family, but business is business. None of us wanted this to happen. We've all been working hard for the company's growth, but look at her-she's ruined everything. At her age, how much more can you teach her? You still have your shares, so losing a little bit from her won't make a difference."

difference?" Lindsay snapped, her temper flaring.

only deepened the tension

Every single one was filled with hatred, calling her vicious and cruel. People berated her for ruining Aurora's company

messages, but the harassment didn't stop. People continued to

double blow left her seething

don't know how to talk to people, do you?"

Don't think I don't know what you're after.

down. "Lindsay, stop talking! This is your fault to begin

with every word that came to mind, not caring about the consequences. Her relatives, like a pack of hungry wolves, saw her outburst as the perfect opportunity.

your precious granddaughter. She's made such a mess

on his cane, his voice firm and unwavering. "Enough. I won't show her any favoritism. I've

You can't do this!"

no remorse. It's time you learned a lesson. Bring her to the

take

was talented and accomplished, her success recognized in the business world. Even without relying on the Montgomery family, she had made a name

and petty squabbles. She couldn't even sabotage others

reputation but also brought shame to William himself.

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