My Fabulous Girl Boss

Chapter 74 Liam put down the phone and sat on his chair, feeling upset. After a long time, he called out to his secretary with a bitter expression. 

“Notify the major shareholders to attend an emergency board of directors‘ meeting.” The secretary left to notify the major shareholders while Liam tidied up his outfit, composed himself, and walked to Boardroom 1. 

A little over an hour later, the major shareholders from the board of directors arrived. 

Trevor and Miles looked at Liam and Sadie, their faces dull and gloomy. 

Trevor said coldly, “Mr. Wolfenden, I heard from Miles that the six bank presidents were here to seek repayment of debts. What‘s going on with that?” 

The shareholders‘ expressions changed drastically! “The banks are pressing for payment of debts? Why?‘ 

Sadie‘s expression was slightly unpleasant, but she brought herself to say, “They were here to seek repayment of debts indeed.” 

in unison, and their expressions changed drastically again at the sight of her keeping quiet. “Sadie Wolfenden!” An aged man could not contain his anger. “Did you agree for real?” They were the shareholders, so they had dibs on every single penny of the

will the company use to run its business? How are

not pay

the

too young for this role, Ms. Wolfenden.” Trevor asked coldly, “Ms. Wolfenden truly lives up to her reputation of being the general manager of this company. That‘s very impressive of you, huh? You executed your decision without prior approval from the board, and you‘re trying to comfort us now? “Aren‘t you being a little naive, Ms. Wolfenden?” Liam

and not to end myself!” ‘If I don‘t pull out now, it‘ll only be a matter

disinvestment

a glance at Miles. Both of them understood each other without

is pulling

and said smilingly, “Fellow friends, why don‘t we pull out together? I‘m planning on establishing a new construction company. “I have Westcity‘s Plot No. 8 project assigned to me, and my company will most certainly flourish with the project. You‘re welcome to join,

eyes lit up as he asked,