My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 264 Willing To Give Her A Chance

At Peter’s argument, the shareholders instinctively swung their gazes at Genevieve.

In truth, the man’s words made much sense. Genevieve didn’t major in finance, and her experience was pitifully negligible. Managing a company was no joke, after all.

During the revote, half of the shareholders voted for Genevieve because they were Central Group’s veterans. Aware of her relationship with Armand, they knew that she was representing the man.

However, they were still businessmen who only had profit in their eyes. As such, they would entrust the company to whoever could make money for them.

As they studied the young and inexperienced Genevieve, they all reflected upon their hasty decisions just now.

In fact, they were seriously contemplating whether to have another revote.

side, Cooper couldn’t help worrying on Genevieve’s behalf. He was just about to riposte

She has

his mouth and

also believe that Central Group’s executives will help me. Fellow shareholders, you have been holding shares here since my husband founded the company, and that hasn’t changed to this day. Now, I’m temporarily taking over the company on behalf of my husband. When he regains consciousness, all of you

be difficult

Peter’s expression changed imperceptibly. ”What do you mean by that, Genevieve? You think I’d sabotage

nephew, he was still raised by the Faulkner family. In fact, he addresses me as ‘Uncle Peter.’ I feel sorry that such a thing befell him, and I’m all the more worried that there isn’t anyone to manage Central Group, leading to internal collapse gradually. That’s why I promised Samantha to come over to help. Yet, you’re doubting me? I used to be in charge of Faulkner Group in the past, and I had the company’s profits doubling every year.

had finished speaking that Genevieve unhurriedly replied, “Mr. Peter, I can tell how capable you are from financial magazines, so I’m not going to doubt your business acumen. But no matter how hard you try to keep some things hidden, they’re

were well-connected and shrewd, so they were more or less aware of all happenings in the

helped Faulkner Group make a lot of

pittance compared to the amount of money