Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 176

Cianna suddenly remembered something and quickly called out to Yolanda. She pulled out a contract from her backpack and handed it to Yolanda.

"What is this?" Yolanda opened the contract and saw that it was a share transfer agreement.

"This company, Cinnamine Pharmaceuticals, is one I founded after graduating from university. We specialize in health products and medical beauty," Cianna explained.

"I've wanted to spin off the company for a while, but I didn't feel comfortable handing it over to anyone. So, I'd like to give it to you as a token of gratitude for helping us!"

Cianna seemed worried that Yolanda would refuse the offer.

"Don't worry. I've kept a small portion of the shares as a keepsake, and the company's accounts and operations are all in order. I'll take some time to sort through the accounts and have my team draft a five-year plan.

"Once you take over, I promise you won't have any extra trouble!

"I know you're still in school, so if you don't want to manage it, I can hire a

professional team. But if you have the energy to manage it, think of it as a good way to practice before starting your career," she added.

accept

sincere, which made Yolanda decide to accept the

Creybia, she needed to re-establish her influence in Riverdale, and having a company would ease

share transfer agreement. She then bid goodbye to Jeremy and Cianna before heading back to the

as she entered the house, she heard

on a business trip for a week?

I don't need to supervise the project personally, so I came back early."

somewhat unnatural. In an unprecedented move, he initiated conversation

school? How was your

was normal." Yolanda found Harold's nervousness amusing. He seemed afraid

let me have Nora prepare some extra dishes

notice Harold's odd behavior. She was just happy that he had returned home early

to the study. I want to quiz you on your recent

had just come downstairs, and walked up the stairs

glare over her shoulder. She hadn't considered

feel that she had to keep an eye