Under the heiress facade

Chapter 733

Matthew placed the document in front of Chad. "Sir, the largest shareholder is Lilith Cresswell, who has

purchased a significant amount of Killian Corporation's shares, accounting for 7.9% of the total shares. It's one -third of our issued shares."

Chad frowned. This percentage troubled him. Even many of Killian Corporation's major shareholders didn't own such a high number of shares. He didn't need Matthew to remind him that Lilith was Hera's biological mother.

How could a mere housewife have the funds to buy so many shares?

He glanced at the account registration information. The account had been opened for less than six months. Although there had been over a dozen transactions, the only shares purchased were from two companies- Chime Corporation and Killian Corporation.

Lilith bought Chime Corporation's shares when their prices hit an all-time low and sold them during the peak. It was right around the time of the Chime family scandal.

The second major investment occurred about half a month ago, when she bought Killian Corporation's shares in multiple batches, all during the company's low points.

"Is she personally operating the account?" Chad asked.

dialed the

after his relentless persistence, the tenth call was answered. 'You're so annoying! I'm in class right now!

irritable but childish voice caught Matthew off guard.

you?" Gino dodged the

surprised by Gino's sense of caution. "I'm with the securities firm. I'm calling to verify your account information. Is this phone number

are you with?"

was sharp for

name of the securities firm listed on the registration

guys called me from a different number the last time. You're a scammer, aren't you?" Gino continued." I've

hung up the phone and quickly reported the

a scammer... Matthew stammered as the call cut off. When he tried calling again, he found his number had

gaze upon him and grew awkward. "I'll

interrupted, "No need. Look into where the money in that

speaker, so Chad had heard Gino's comment about registering the account