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Nathan immediately waved his hand. “How is that possible? Your shares are supposed to go to the second branch of the family in the future.”

Now, Mr. Horton finally understood and looked toward

old Mrs. Horton.

Nathan decided to speak frankly. “My mom had promised before that when the younger generation in the family gets married, they would all receive shares… When Jake got married, his wife wasn’t good to my mom, so she didn’t give any shares. Now Selena is going to marry into the Cobb family, which is a big deal for our family. Mom, how much are you planning to give Selena?”

The question was raised in a way that made it hard for anyone to refute!

Old Mrs. Horton tensed her jaw and furrowed her

brow.

After Lewis had cheated Nathan out of two percent of his shares last time, the shares he controlled amounted to fifty-three percent.

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If she gave away more than three percent of the shares, it was likely that Lewis would face an uncontrollable situation in the company.

As old Mrs. Horton agonized over what to do, Lewis said, “Two percent, I think.”

It was as if he was giving back the two percent that Nathan had given him before!

However, as soon as he said this, Nathan sneered. “Lewis, in your heart, is your grandmother’s life only worth two percent?”

Lewis frowned.

Keira seized the moment to interject. “We are talking about the dowry Selena will take with her when she gets married. What does that have to do with Grandma’s life? Is Selena helping Grandma find medicine just for shares? Can Grandma’s life be measured in shares?”

Nathan was at a loss for words.

Oliver glanced at her sharply, having previously

thought that Lewis’s wife was someone who was more physical and didn’t talk much.

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He didn’t expect her to be so sharp-tongued!

And to think the reserved Lewis ended up marrying

such a bride.

Enraged, he gave an annoyed look at Jake, who everyone seemed to have forgotten about, and thought about how he had failed to be more discerning at the time of his marriage. If he had managed to marry Keira, she would have been a great asset to the first branch of the family by now!

I heard that our great-grandmother’s illness had worsened, so I pleaded with the Cobb

really after the family shares, but in order to obtain this medicine, the Cobb family went to great lengths, and

promised three percent of

shares…”

the

helplessn “After all, I’m not married to them yet. It’s fine for Cobb family to put in

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I took it upon myself to say that we,

that the Horton family’s shares are not mine to promise, but I was afraid that if we missed this opportunity, there might be no medicine

head and let out a

we must give these shares. If this three percent can’t come from the family, I’ll provide it personally! It’s the least I

away three percent, how will you stand

come from your side. I think no one should

Horton sneered.

putting on an act; did they really think

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for medicine, but who

away shares for

an excuse for the first branch to ask for

the shares!

and said, “Selena, who would use shares to buy medicine? If you say this, not many will believe it,

at Logan Lee, “Mr. Lee is right here, everyone

not know that in Clance, there are just too many people who want to secure a spot from this institute. Among them, there are nobles and tycoons; our director couldn’t afford to

this point, he smiled bitterly. “Nora is very

in agreement.

old Mrs. Horton before, so

thin Noral It was said that only Corey

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in person and knew

tight-lipped. No matter who inquired, he

the spots strictly based on the cases, with no room for

Mills. I pleaded with him to speak to Nora… In the end, Nora only said about wanting three percent of the shares, hence the

this, Mr. Horton immediately believed it.

could make anything happen.

for not securing a spot, it was simply because the money offered wasn’t

worth several hundred million in market value; even

be willing

such an astronomically high price, probably only the

subsequent selection for spots