Yesterday, the company faced such a major incident, and the stock price plumted.
This shareholder eting, naturally, was unavoidable.
However, the atmosphere at this shareholder eting is completely different from the last one.
Almost everyone looked at Justin Battleson with a trace of dissatisfaction in their eyes as he walked in.
anwhile, George Robbins had already taken his seat early, and when Justin walked in, he didn’t bother to greet him.
"Mr. Battleson, the company’s current situation can be described as precarious, wouldn’t you agree?"
Justin had barely sat down when soone couldn’t resist speaking up.
"Yes, I watched the company’s stock price drop so much yesterday. If this continues, the consequences will be unimaginable."
"Mr. Battleson, in light of this situation, how do you propose the company responds?"
"We had a collaboration that could have revived the company’s operations, but now it’s been... ruined by so people."
The eting room beca filled with a cacophony of voices.
Even Justin Battleson’s subtle furrowing of his brow at the noise didn’t silence the shareholders.
But when George Robbins cleared his throat, the shareholders’ attention imdiately shifted to him.
It was obvious that George enjoyed the attention, though he didn’t let his smile show too conspicuously. He cleared his throat again, then addressed Justin:
"Mr. Battleson, given the scale of this issue, the company must co up with a solution, correct?"
"The online backlash against the company is undoubtedly damaging," Justin acknowledged with a nod of agreent.
Seeing this, George imdiately chid in: "The Worsen brand has already submitted a termination of their contract with us. Due to the plagiarism scandal, nurous brands have explicitly refused to cooperate with us. If the situation continues down this path, the consequences will truly be dire."
Before George finished speaking, so shareholders couldn’t resist voicing agreent.
Justin propped his hand idly against his temple, calmly observing the enraged George as he spoke.
It was as if George were the victim of the plagiarism scandal, while Justin was rely an innocent observer.
"From the way Mr. Robbins looks, I presu he already has a solution in mind?"
Justin narrowed his eyes slightly and played along with George’s expectations, asking the question.
George’s eyes lit up, and he eagerly stood up.
He adjusted his suit, planted both hands firmly on the eting table, then spoke in a righteous tone:
"The situation has escalated terribly, and if we’re to resolve it, we need to address the root of the problem!"
"Mr. Battleson, I believe we must fire Charlotte Thompson. She is responsible for the plagiarism scandal and should resolve it herself, rather than dragging the entire company down with her."
George spoke with great conviction, as if presenting an excellent solution.
"Exactly. I think Mr. Robbins is right," soone chid in.
"Such a person absolutely cannot stay in the company!"
"We can’t let soone like that drag our company into the abyss!"
George kept his gaze fixed on Justin’s face.
But Justin remained silent.
George’s eyes revealed a hint of displeasure, though he concealed it well, not letting it show on his face.
"Mr. Battleson, I understand your connection with Charlotte Thompson. Perhaps, deep down, you choose to believe her, but..."
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