"What nonsensical rubbish are you spouting?" ThirdYoung Master Jun stood up in a fury. He had just been worrying about whether Ye Wanli’s death might arouse suspicion. Already on tenterhooks, the last thing he expected was to be stabbed in the back by these shareholders.
These shareholders had always had a good relationship with him; otherwise, they wouldn’t have risked helping him out with Tian Kun’s issue.
But no one anticipated that, after all his scheming, not only did he fail to take down Tian Kun and drag that kid down with him, but he also suffered a massive loss.
Previously, to keep Tian Kun’s stock price plumting, he directed them to dump their shares en masse when the price, originally at 110 yuan, fell to 70, causing a crash. He thought that by enduring until the agreed day, when Ye Lu failed to save Tian Kun and was ousted, he would begin bottom fishing around 50 yuan. When the price went back up, these shareholders would not only recover their original returns but also make a hefty profit. Unexpectedly, two foreign companies swept in strongly and started buying at 55 yuan; he was caught completely off-guard, watching as the stock price soared. Now it had bounced back to the original level and was even surging to 121 yuan, nearly giving him a stroke.
The shareholders who sold their stocks suffered heavy losses and turned to him for compensation. To appease them, he had no choice but to dig into his own pockets to make up for the enormous shortfall.
And yet, even after he paid out so amounts, these people dared to expose him at the board eting. What was this supposed to an? If he fell from grace, it wouldn’t benefit them either. After all, they were accomplices who had clandestinely hard the company’s interests and would similarly face Jun Guanru’s punishnt and the other shareholders’ censure.
Had their brains been kicked by a donkey?
"Watch your mouths and stop talking nonsense. Tian Kun’s stock price crashed due to the scandal’s impact and shareholders losing confidence, which led to large-scale selling. So people should stop trying to stir the waters and shove the bla onto , aiming to divert everyone’s attention from the scandal."
ThirdYoung Master Jun’s tone was defiant, his gaze cold and shadowy as he looked to his left where soone sat leisurely, a handso face showing an air of nonchalance. He even bowed his head, using a tablet to instruct Ye Yuan about the stock market.
The other shareholders knew right away that he was pointing at the mulberry tree while cursing the locust tree, directing his comnts at Third Young Master Jun.
They too were surprised that those shareholders suddenly banded together to stand up and accuse ThirdYoung Master Jun. After all, they had always seed to be in good terms with ThirdYoung Master Jun, sitting in the sa boat.
And ThirdYoung Master Jun, being the General Manager of Jun Group, held power in his hands. These shareholders had always been wary of him, but now it appeared they dared to secretly stab ThirdYoung Master Jun in the back, an extraordinary developnt indeed!
Third Young Master Jun slowly raised his head with a smile, "Mr. Jun, why be so hot-tempered? It’s not good to have excessive liver fire. It would be a pity if you accidentally had a stroke. After all, strokes are not uncommon among people in their fifties these days."
"You... don’t you curse ."
"Mr. Jun, if you are innocent, you have nothing to fear."
"Hmph, I’d like to see what evidence you can produce," ThirdYoung Master Jun said coldly, glowering at those shareholders.
He refused to believe these shareholders were so desperate to drag him down with them that they would discard their own futures.
Because once it was proven that he and these people had colluded to sell off Tian Kun’s shares, Jun Guanru would not let them off the hook either.
They must be out of their minds to do such a thing.
Jun Guanru frowned and looked at the shareholders, "If you have evidence, present it. But you should also know, your involvent with this Tian Kun incident won’t be taken lightly by the head office. We will not tolerate anyone betraying the company’s interests."
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