The shareholders who originally sided with Leon Battleson all fell silent one by one.
Some even hung their heads low, fearing that Justin Battleson would notice them.
Seeing everyone quiet, Justin Battleson was satisfied and slightly narrowed his eyes.
He then made some suggestions about the company's future development, but those were no longer the focus of everyone's attention.
Soon, the board meeting concluded.
Charlotte Thompson stood up directly and walked over to Justin Battleson, flashing him a brilliant smile.
"Did it work?"
Justin Battleson lightly rubbed his thumb against the base of his fingers and softly acknowledged her inquiry.
"Right now, Leon Battleson is likely burdened with a considerable amount of external debt that he can't possibly bear on his own. If he doesn't want his company to go bankrupt, there's only one way out."
"And that's to sell off all the shares of the group he holds," Charlotte responded, picking up where Justin left off.
