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    He raised his voice with sharpened rity, each syble cutting into the room like a de.


    “Sadie stands alone now. The timing couldn’t be better. Miss this window, and we may never get another.”


    A ripple of excitement stirred beneath the shareholders’posed facades.


    Truly, regardless of howpetent she was, Sadie remained a lone woman.


    Without the Castro family’s clout behind her, what influence did she still hold?


    Sensing the shift, Malcolm projected his voice with stern resolve. “We’re veterans of the corporate arena. Are we to keep bending to a girl’smand? How will we maintain dignity if this farce continues?”


    His words struck a nerve—many of the older members clenched their jaws.


    Each had once been a force in their own right.


    Yet here they were, dancing to the whims of someone young enough to be their daughter. It was an indignity they’d swallowed for too long.


    Then, without warning, Malcolm mmed his palm on the polished wood table. The impact echoed through the chamber like a drumbeat of war.


    “She’s crossed a line by threatening us. We’re not spineless. Let’s make her regret underestimating us!”


    His steely eyes swept the room. “Let me be clear—I’m offloading every share I own in Wall Group.”


    The statement sent shockwaves across the room.


    Even his assistant, standing quietly nearby, turned pale with disbelief.


    Malcolm jerked his head toward the assistant, eyes gleaming.


    “Why are you still standing there? Get it done immediately!”


    The assistant was jolted by themand, his lips quivering. He didn’t dare raise a question.


    Malcolm wasn’t bluffing—he had made up his mind.


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    To sell all his stock? It was a daring move.


    Yet disobedience was not an option.


    The assistant lowered his gaze, masking the panic in his expression. He paused only a moment, then bowed and responded, “Right away, Mr. Pierce.” He hurried from the room, shoes clicking briskly against the floor.


    The remaining board members observed Malcolm’s conviction, and with it, their lingering doubts vanished.


    For the past three years, Sadie had used her position as chairwoman to openly and covertly suppress these veteran shareholders.


    Resentment had simmered beneath their polished exteriors for far too long.


    Now, with Malcolm boldly leading the revolt, hesitation melted away.


    This just might be the ideal moment to bring Sadie down.


    Naturally, they weren’t naive enough to offload their entire holdings.


    Who in their right mind would surrender such a lucrative position in the Wall Group?


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