The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance

Jonathan Williams would become the next heir to the Williams family-not because he was the eldest son, but because, at present, he was the most capable among them.

Neither Coleman nor Israel Williams harbored any resentment. In both talent and cunning, they simply couldn't compare to Jonathan.

Years ago, Jonathan had not only rescued a struggling small company from the brink of bankruptcy, but under his leadership and sweeping reforms, it had thrived. Now, that company was ranked in the global top one hundred in its industry-a testament to Jonathan's skill and vision.

Jonathan was a busy man. Stella Cameron had realized this from the very first time she returned to the Williams family estate.

She nodded. "I understand."

But despite acknowledging it, Stella had no intention of asking Jonathan for help. Jonathan didn't mind. He truly had no time to spare for such trivial matters.

Then Skyler Williams spoke again. "You each have tonight to choose a company of your own. You'll have one year to manage the company you select. While your future positions won't be determined solely by your management results, the board and the shareholders will be watching your performance closely. Their support for your decisions will depend on what they observe.

You should already know that major investments and company decisions are put to a shareholder vote. Without their backing, it will be nearly impossible to move forward with any initiatives.

Tomorrow, I'll introduce you to the primary shareholders. For now, it's late-let's adjourn."

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