"Anyone who is in a hurry can sign now. Those who are not can take it back and look it over carefully before signing," Di Mingjue said, gazing at the anxious shareholders below. "This meeting will conclude here. I won't delay you from attending to your own affairs."
He emphasized the last two words, a constant reminder.
A chorus of groans and complaints filled the conference room. The wavering shareholders were filled with regret.
"What should we do? Are we really going to sign?"
"Yes, this is clearly an attempt to kick us out of the company."
Everyone gathered around the respected Third Uncle, chattering endlessly.
Third Uncle was also surprised by Di Mingjue's actions. But since the matter had already arisen, complaining was useless. They needed to find a solution quickly.
Third Uncle left the conference room, his face grim, and headed for Di Dongsheng's office.
Di Dongsheng, who was on the phone inside, ended the call in a few sentences upon seeing Third Uncle's angry expression.
"Third Uncle, is the meeting over?" Di Dongsheng asked.
*Smack* The files were thrown onto Di Dongsheng's desk.
Di Dongsheng picked them up in confusion. He opened the cover and glanced at the contents.
"Share transfer?" Di Dongsheng asked in surprise.
Third Uncle stood there, ignoring him, seemingly blaming him.
After reading all the documents, Di Dongsheng felt a chill run through him.
It seemed he was unwilling to compromise at all. If he could deal with the shareholders now, what would be next? Drive him out?
Di Dongsheng approached Third Uncle and obsequiously helped him to the sofa.
"Cousin is being completely unreasonable. You are a veteran of the Di Jue Group. Asking you to give up your shares is like crossing a river and burning the bridges. If it weren't for veterans like you back then, the Di Jue Group wouldn't be where it is today."
Third Uncle snorted.
Seeing a reaction, Di Dongsheng bent over and sat beside Third Uncle. "If Grandma were to know about this, she would definitely scold Cousin. No matter what, you shouldn't be humiliated in front of so many people."
With a few words, Di Dongsheng shifted Third Uncle's dissatisfaction from himself to Di Mingjue. He stood up from the sofa, breathing heavily.
"Third Uncle, where are you going?" Di Dongsheng followed him out of the office.
Shen Lin bumped into Di Dongsheng, who was following Third Uncle, in the hallway, and watched them enter the elevator.
It seemed tonight would be another night of bloodshed for the Di family!
Di Dongsheng accompanied Third Uncle back to the Di residence.
"Where is Grandma?" Di Dongsheng asked Zhao Yanxia, who was applying a face mask and eating fruit on the sofa.
Seeing Third Uncle arrive, Zhao Yanxia scrambled up from the sofa. "Third Uncle is here."
Third Uncle glanced at her, his eyes searching for the old lady.
Sensing Di Dongsheng's glare, Zhao Yanxia realized her oversight and quickly removed the face mask, responding to his earlier question, "Grandma is upstairs."
Hearing the reply, Di Dongsheng said to Third Uncle, "Third Uncle, please sit on the sofa and rest for a while. I'll go up and call Grandma down."
Since the old lady was in her room upstairs, it was inconvenient for Third Uncle, a man, to go in. He walked to the sofa, and Zhao Yanxia beside him solicitously offered him the fruit plate.
The chirping sounds beside him annoyed Third Uncle, and he told them to leave.
Having intended to help Di Dongsheng build connections, Zhao Yanxia was scared by the rejection and didn't dare to say anything more. She turned and went to the stairwell.
Upstairs in the room.
Di Dongsheng stood by the old lady's bed, gently shaking her arm and softly calling out, "Grandma~"
As people age, they sleep more but their sleep quality declines.
The old lady slowly opened her eyes and glanced at him.
Di Dongsheng forcibly helped the old lady up from her chair. "Third Uncle is waiting downstairs to see you."
"See me?" The old lady gradually woke up.
Why was he here again all of a sudden?
Seeing Di Dongsheng's unusual eagerness, the old lady broke free from his grasp. "What happened now?"