Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1717

“That was quick.” Shaun’s lips curved into a restrained smile.

Hadley felt unsettled. “Given that Titus beat Wesley up in the meeting room the other day, I’m afraid Jeffery will drive a wedge between you and the others. What if he also gets someone in the meeting room to…”

“But I can’t absent myself just because of fear. Otherwise, what will everyone in the company think of me?”

Shaun got up, his tall and imposing physique exuding an authoritative presence.

Hadley followed him silently. Deep down, he became calm somehow.

Whenever Shaun behaved like this back then, Hadley knew that Shaun was confident with his plan.

Five minutes later, Shaun pushed open the door of the meeting room.

time meeting Sheryl, who was Catherine’s biological

about their personal vendetta

had been tricked by Rebecca and refused to acknowledge

seat today. Her features were rather similar to Catherine’s. However, her face was much thinner, and her eyes were so grim

entered the meeting room, Sheryl made no pretense of hiding the graveness and

Sheryl was Catherine’s mother, he felt that Catherine was wonderful

on Sheryl’s left and right sides respectively. Even

finally here. We’ve waited for you for long. ” Wade sprang to his feet and

is Chairwoman Jones. She has been working on the petroleum business overseas, so her net

this meeting is to

dragged a chair to sit on before he asked indifferently, “As far

signed a prenuptial agreement with him. This means that President Costner has no right to ask for the money Chairwoman Jones offered to Rebecca. So, Chairwoman Jones went to court in person and dismissed the case. Although Rebecca acquired Hill Corporation using Chairwoman Jones’s money, Jeffery is Rebecca’s father. After some discussion on the distribution of the 70 percent of the shares Rebecca owns, 50 percent will be given to Jeffery and 20 percent to

at Sheryl and noticed that she looked rather

should receive more shares. Yet, you’re giving me 5o percent of the shares. I… Sigh… Why don’t you take back