The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 655 Dividends

“I don’t believe Mr. Whittle is unfamiliar with these transactions. As for the rest of you.”

Wynter’s smile deepened a fraction before she said, “It’s about time you see them for yourselves.”

All of the shareholders were quiet. None of them dared to speak out.

Jordan still wanted to explain himself. “The accountants are the ones managing these transactions.

“Also, the investments recorded within the transactions are investments the board had agreed on. I shall

call the personnel in charge of these accounts over now!”

Wynter’s voice was flat. “There’s no need for all that trouble. Mr. Whittle, you seem to have

Alexis has already called the police to investigate the matter.”

forgotten that

Jordan immediately stood up. He couldn’t sit still as he never expected the police to be involved.

had decided to make a small joke and make things difficult for Wynter. But

say something! Mr. Quinnell!” Jordan was

of Fabian’s proposals. Shane could not just ignore him and allow

done all of those to make Shane seem like a capable

would still invest in certain projects despite knowing it would not be profitable.

gain the aristocratic families‘ support.

did receive kickbacks, but Shane had also benefitted from

end of the table when Jordan shouted at him.

instantly

up to Wynter at such a time. “Let’s wait for

these? He could still

receiving kickbacks

Mr. Quinnell. I want you to explain to me what office supply would cost three

are too many people in our offices. So, our usage of office supplies had overshot the budget. The purchaser made

Everyone here is a shareholder managing their own company. Your employees will need your signature for checks as big

shareholders were beginning to

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need to say anything after showing them those transaction records. There would always be someone who would come out and

only income was through their dividends. The higher the company’s stock price, the more they could cash out through their shares. Additionally, annual dividends would only increase when the profits were