My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 420:

The crowd exchanged skeptical glances, clearly not buying into Carrie’s words. To them, she was nothing more than a young woman in her early twenties who had married fresh out of college and settled into a life as a housewife. What could she possibly know about running a business?

But with Kristopher sitting by her side, they couldn’t risk voicing their doubts and had no choice but to feign patience, nodding along as if they were listening. They shifted their gaze to Mr. Ramos, who was watching Carrie with a smile, showing no hint of dissatisfaction.

Tristan and Cindy shared confused glances, both wondering what Mr. Ramos’s angle was. Carrie, too, noticed Mr.

Ramos’s composed attitude gave Carrie a surge of confidence. She was almost certain he was backing her—now, the only question was what part he was going to play in all of this.

Crossing her legs and sitting up with newfound determination, Carrie pressed on. “The company’s past success is a testament to the collective talent we have here. We’ll need that same teamwork to secure a brighter future. If you can collaborate like you did under my mother’s leadership, I’m prepared to offer shares in the company to those who make real contributions. Now that we’ve removed the dead weight, this is the perfect moment to rebuild. There will be hurdles, but the choice is yours to make.”

but there was an undeniable strength behind it—something that made

any longer, snapped, “Mr. Ramos is the largest shareholder now. What gives you the

in this company anymore, so what authority do you have

and he almost raised his hand to slap Carrie. But when he locked eyes with

one holding the shares now. This is no longer my concern. But I can’t help but worry about

no secret that holding shares in this company is just taking on a

not keen on shrugging off the liability, you would

sputtered in fury, but with Kristopher present, he hesitated to

had been quiet until now, stepped forward, producing several documents. “I’m not well-versed in your company’s operations. The shares I’ve purchased will be fully transferred to Ms. Campbell. These are the agreements. I’m here just to

who gave her a small smile, and in that instant,