Overwhelmed by the Billionaire’s Persistent Pursuit

Chapter 331: Candice looked through the photos carefully. Suddenly, her eyes widened. Was the stalking horse from Quermac? Her suspicion was aroused. She quickly sent a message to Milton asking, "How long will the meeting last?" After a short while, Milton replied, "About half an hour." "Are you having an online meeting? And is the meeting held by the Royal Garden Corporation?" Candice asked again. Transnational biddings were often done via online video conferencing.

Immediately after she sent her message, Milton replied with a short video showing the meeting room in the Royal Garden Corporation. In the meeting room, more than a dozen directors of the Royal Garden Corporation were present. A large monitor in front of them showed a video of the creditors' meeting being held elsewhere. After sending the video, Milton sent another message. "Yes. What's wrong?" Candice knew her instincts were right. Instead of replying to Milton, she told the taxi driver, "Sir, please turn around. I need to go to the Royal Garden Corporation. Please drive as fast as possible.

I'm in a hurry." Meanwhile, Milton was attending a creditors' meeting in the conference room. The Royal Garden Corporation owned several large automobile production plants and needed to acquire tire manufacturers as supporting facilities. The company attached great importance to this acquisition, and the senior founding members were all present. This included Anson and Boden, who had appointed Bart as the vice president. However, Bart did not attend the meeting despite his new position. Anson, in his early fifties, was a founding member of the Royal Garden Corporation.

Anyway, we have no right to interfere with his private affairs. Besides, the company's stock has been relatively stable. As long as there isn't much negative impact on the company, I wouldn't even bother about him." "The stability in our company's stock prices is thanks to Bart. He is sensible and knows how to be polite to us founding members," Anson replied disdainfully. "Ahem," Boden cleared his throat. He nudged Anson and said, "You can't say that. Although we are founding members, the group still belongs to the Lopez family. This company belongs to them. They can do whatever they want.

We are just minor shareholders." "That's right. Milton has treated us well. To be honest, I'm really worried about him. As a man of his caliber, he can have any woman he desires. He has so many women chasing after him. But he stubbornly rejected them all for that married woman. How could he be with someone who is married? That woman must be greedy. If I ever see her, I will teach her a lesson she will never forget. Such a piece of trash doesn't deserve to be with Milton," Anson complained. . . .