In Yu Ya's eyes, this is simply a fantasy.
That is to say, Wen Suihan predicted all sorts of risks that would occur in the future at the very start of Wen Linyu's establishment of Xinda and made preparations in advance.
Although Wen Suihan was in Hawaii at the time, there was indeed a way to undertake legal procedures to take over Wen Linyu's share transfer.
That means that even before Wen Linyu signed the transfer contract with her, the shares had already reached the hands of Wen Suihan.
By this logic, even if Wen Linyu signed his name on her contract, it would be of no effect.
After all, prior to that, the shareholder had already changed; without Wen Suihan's signature, Xinda's shares have nothing to do with Yu Ya at all.
Yu Ya couldn't believe the reality before her eyes; she couldn't help but black out.
Seeing Yu Ya unable to accept the reality, her face completely losing color, she seemed unsteady.
