Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom

Chapter 489 A Shareholder of the Llon Group Drovvned

Martin i$aw that everyonr had their own ideas, chuckled a few times, and said, *l admil that I have somr opmions on August because of some of my personal atíairs. So. I want a belter person to lead the Lion Group. Whoever I support, only repnesent my own vievvs I will not slop you. but as long as we have the same Vision and the same opinion, we are good íriends'" A*s he said, he picked up the wme glass, got up and toasted everyone. and drank it all in one gulp.

Everyone laughed, and the atmosphere at the scene gradually eased up a lot Only the stubborn shareholder, Karl, who had been angry With Martin after seelng Martin'3 purpose, He didn't have any good looks anymore. Soon, the party came to an end, and everyone left Karl couldn't wait to get up and was about to leave. but beíore he walked a few steps. Martin chased aĩter him, "Karl, I have something to tell you."

Karl snorted coldly, "I have nothlng to say to you August IS the only President l'm optimistic about. Bishop. hmph¹ What the hell is hef As he spoke, he rolled eyes on Martin, He turned to look at his subordmates, and reprimandcd him in a cold voice. Trom novv on, you must push away such indecent occasions’ What the hcll¹*

vvhat he said was obviously intended for Martin. Martin stood at the same place, and his íace lurned cold Merlin leaned over írom the side, and said indignantly, "This stubborn old man’ It is said that the one who worked with Ehot beíore vvas notoriously dittìculỉ to deal with I didnt expect him to be so loyal* Bahi*

Martin*s íace rcmained unchanged,and he was still looking at the direction Karl vvas leavmg Seeing Ihat Martin didnt speak, Merlin asked, "Dad. they are not vvillmg now, and lí we ask them to give up shares in the íuture, they will deíìmtcly be even more unwllling. Othervvise, we will directly report the names of those who are not willmg to Bishop and let him deal with it?’

Hearmg this. Martin snorted coldly, glanced at him, and said coldly, "lí you leave everything to Bishop, then v/hat does he want us to do? Don't íorget how much he spent on our íamily!’

Merlin írovvned, “Then... vvhat should we do^? Karl Shaw is an old guy with a stubborn tcmper. The shares he holds in his hand are not small among the shareholders! When he creates a dislurbance in íront of the shareholders, what v/ill our plan’s result be?"

Martin was silent, and hesitated íor a long time. A gloomy light suddenly ílashed in the bottom of his eyes, ’Smce he is stubborn, lets make him unable to be stubborn'*

to gain a íirm íoothold in the business circle of Austos City! Such an opportunity was only once. if they failed to grasp it, The Kelly Group might not be able to stand

of the Lion Group, accidentally drowned by the Austos River vvhile doing moming exercises. When he was íound, he had no vital signs and died at the age of 65. The

holding the coííee cup shook slightly. and some of the black coííee in the cup spilled out. Burton, who had just arrived at the door, vvas also shocked. Soon, he thought of something, and said with a serious face, ■president Adams, Karl accepted Martins invitation last night, and I heard that they seemed to have a coníìict

eyes suddenly darkened. He put down the coffee cup in his hand,and his expression was a httle

the body was examined in the police station, t

capable subordinate. and he had agood relationship with August. Karl had taken up most oí the pressure for August for several time when he íaced the condemnation and attacks from people in

hadn‘t had enough time to come over aíter heanng the news. August stepped forward, looked at Karls wife who haộ íainted tvvice. felt

out this morning...he was also in good health, and why did he suddenly drown? He has been

s hand, crying miserably

was silent (or a moment, then suddenly thought of somethmg. and asked. 'Aunt

complained to me as usual when he came back from dnnkmg,

dtd he complain

He saíd he IS íirmly on your side or something August, he has alvvays been loyal to you and the Lion Group. I don’t believe this is an accident. You musl investigate It íor me It IS impossible for him to die so suddenlyl’ Aunt Shaw held August s hand and said non-stop

of Karl dying just like that. He was alvvays ỉn good heallh and he was used to doing morninq exercises by Austos River. If it was