Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 971 He Didn't Want It Himself

Raymond plopped down, his fingers drumming on the table like he always did in these meetings.

The Montague clan all turned their eyes to Elbert.

Elbert's hand, hanging by his side, slowly balled into a fist, his face going pale.

He took a deep breath and said, "The bet's over. Raymond, the 20% shares you had are mine now. Showing up here is just embarrassing yourself." Raymond glanced at the clock on the wall.

Before he could say anything, Eric chimed in, "So what if it's over? Mr. Raymond Montague will find another way. Besides, I always planned to give him the 5% shares of Vertex Automotive Group. He didn't want them at first, so I had to hold onto them."

Eric was buttering up Raymond. Usually, he was pretty cold to the other Montagues.

Since Eric wanted to hand over the shares to Raymond, it meant Raymond could've won the bet. But he waited until the bet was over to show up. How was that even possible?

anger. "Mr.

Elbert, "Isn't it clear? Mr. Raymond Montague didn't

Raymond with it, worried he might be feeling the heat from the

side of

wonder Raymond said Eric was

Montagues

you mean by not wanting to win? Raymond, stop pretending. We've

to blame for not respecting us elders. Compared to Christopher,

Christopher's to begin with. You

back, still

the shareholding trust stepped up and asked, "Mr. Raymond Montague, should we announce the share composition now?" Raymond nodded, and the

offered a price higher than the market value during the same period, the institution might sell the 30% shares. Unfortunately for Mr. Elbert Montague, Mr. Raymond Montague offered a price higher than the market value, so these 30% shares belong to him." The staff member added, "Additionally, Mr. William Montague had previously signed a share transfer agreement, transferring his 15% shares to Mr. Raymond Montague. This matter is witnessed by two lawyers, so Mr. Raymond Montague currently holds 70% of the shares, still the undisputed president of the Montague Group, with a

went silent for a