Oliver’s gaze darkened as he replied, “Got it. I’ll head over right now.”


    The expressions of the shareholders turned grim. It was clear that these business partners were here to discuss terminating contracts.


    “Mr. Raynor, if you can’t persuade the partners to change


    their minds, you should resign today, or I’ll contact your father to see if it’s time for him to consider


    recing you with someone more suitable!” one of the shareholders threatened.


    Oliver’s gaze turned icy as he red at the shareholder who had spoken.


    The man was momentarily intimidated, his face paling slightly, but he quickly regained hisposure and retorted, “Mr. Raynor, looking at m


    “Honestly, I’ve always known these rich heirs don’t know how to do business. Letting them take over thepany would be a disaster!”


    “Right? We’re only here because we don’t hold as many shares as he does.”


    “If this keeps up, I might consider selling my shares and investing elsewhere.”


    As their derisive voices filled Oliver’s ears, he left the office with a dark expression.


    Liam followed closely behind and said in a low voice, “Mr. Raynor, those partners don’t look happy. Today might not end well. Perhaps you sh


    T


    he could finish, he fell silent under Oliver’s cold re.


    Liam sighed inwardly, realizing it was unnecessary for Oliver to be put in this difficult position because of a woman. After all, he had witnesse


    “Make some coffee.” With that coldmand, Oliver pushed open the door to the reception room.


    Hourster, several partners walked out of the reception room, their faces grim.


    Thest one coldly dered, “Mr. Raynor, since we’vee all this way, there’s no chance of continuing our partnership. If you’re unwilling t


    Oliver smiled, but his eyes remained icy. “You’d be the ones in breach of contract, and the Raynor Group can afford that kind of time.”


    These partners decided to terminate their coboration, as they were now aligned with Prospectus Technology. They seemed to have forgotte


    Their greedy attitudes were truly repulsive.


    “Fine, Mr. Raynor. I hope you don’t regret this!” one of the partners snapped.


    With that, the group stormed out in anger.


    Realizing that the partners were intent on dissolving their coboration, the shareholders began to voice theirints.


    As the tension reached a peak, Fred spoke up. “Everyone, please calm down. I have a way to resolve this crisis for the Raynor Group.”


    At his words, all eyes turned to him.


    “Mr. Burridge, what’s your n?”


    Fred


    smiled. “To be honest, I have a close rtionship with Mr. Sumner from Prospectus Technology. He has agreed to let the Raynor Group partic


    The shareholders‘ faces lit up at the news. If the Raynor Group could join that project, it would certainly help recover their recent losses and p


    “Mr. Burridge, I didn’t realize you had such a strong connection with Mr. Sumner, despite your usual negligible presence. It’s thanks to you th


    *Absolutely! I’d say you have more capability than Mr. Raynor!”


    “Don’t even mention Mr. Raynor! He did well in the past, but now he’s risking thepany for a woman. It’s just madness!”


    The shareholders chorused.