The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

As her thoughts were running wild, the cell phone in her pocket suddenly started ringing, s

When she took out her cell phone, she realized that it was a phone call from Tanaka-san. She hurriedly put her thoughts aside before she answered the call, and she smiled as she said, "Tanaka-san, why are you calling me so late at night?" 2

Hiroshi sighed as he said, "Miss, something happened today. The chairman is very angry, and he smashed and destroyed a lot of antiques at home."

Nanako felt very nervous and anxious when she heard this, and she hurriedly asked, "Tanaka-san, what happened? Did my Eminent Father encounter some sort of trouble?" 3

Hiroshi said, "The chairman brought me along with me to Kobayashi Pharma because he intended to sign a share transfer agreement with the board of directors 0 f Kobayashi Pharma. After signing the agreement, the chairman asked the staff from the financial department to transfer four and a half billion US dollars over to Kobayashi Pharma's account..." 1

When Nanako heard this, she could not help but feel puzzled. "Hasn't my Eminent Father always wanted to buy and obtain a stake in Kobayashi Pharma? He finally got what he wanted today, so why is he so angry?"

Hiroshi replied helplessly, "Before transferring the money, the chairman and the financial staff who made the payment did not know that there had already been a change of ownership for Kobayashi Pharma..." 3

surprise," What is going on now? Wasn't Jiro

not Jiro who came back, but instead, it was Jiro's elder brother, Ichiro, who was said to have already died some time ago, who suddenly

the sole heir of Kobayashi Pharma, and he subsequently transferred ninety percent of the shares in

percent stake in Kobayashi Pharma? If so, Ichiro will only own seventy percent of shares in Kobayashi Pharma then.

transfer agreement with the acting chairman of Kobayashi Pharma, Masayoshi.

my father's plan to buy

is more than just a failure..." Hiroshi sighed again a s he said, "The chairman

the chairman that he would not be returning even a single cent out of the

If we pay for it, the other party should give us the corresponding number of shares for the payment. If the other party is unwilling to give us the shares, he should return the entire sum of money to us, then. He might even need to pay us some liquidated damages. So, how could the other party simply refuse to give us any shares or return our money to us? This is too much, right? Doesn't he

depressed as he

on my father's character and personality, it is impossible for him to willingly be cheated and suffer this kind