Before handing over the prescription to Liam, he first needed to transfer the shares to himself.


    These prescriptions were extremely valuable, potentially allowing him to exchange just one for a significant portion of Weaver Pharmaceutical’s wealth—perhaps even dozens of shares.


    When Paul received a phone call asking for his assistance, he immediately agreed, without even inquiring about the details.


    They arranged to meet at the Thompson First vi early the following morning.


    Jacob felt a surge of excitement upon learning that Charlie was going to meet Paul.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Ever since ine returned, Jacob had been eager to see Matilda, but he hesitated to reach out to her.


    He feared that ine’s notorious jealousy would re up, causing her to create trouble for Matilda, especially since she hade back to China.


    So, when Jacob found out about Charlie’s meeting with Paul, he discreetly asked, “My dear son-inw, will Aunt Matilda be joining you and Paul for your errand?”


    With a hint of exasperation, Charlie responded, “Of course Aunt Matilda won’t being with us. Dad, if you want to see Aunt Matilda, you should invite her yourself!”


    Jacob replied awkwardly, “I’m too afraid to do that!”


    Charlie sighed and said, “If that’s the case, I can’t really help you, but…”


    Jacob continued to plead, “Could you find a way for me to meet Aunt Matilda?”


    Charlie said, “I can arrange something, but I worry that ire will be upset if she finds out.”


    Quickly, Jacob suggested, “We can keep it a secret from her!”


    Charlie replied seriously, “Even if we manage to hide it for a while, ire will eventually find out. When she does, she’ll surely be very angry with us for keeping it from her.”


    Just then, Charlie’s phone rang—it was Paul calling.


    Eager to escape the conversation with his father-inw, Charlie said, “Dad, I can’t talk right now. Paul is here to pick me up. I have to go.”


    Without waiting for Jacob’s response, Charlie quickly left the house.


    As he reached the entrance of the Thompson First vimunity, Charlie spotted Paul waiting for him in a Rolls-Royce.


    Seeing Charlie, Paul eagerly waved and said respectfully, “Master Wade, I’m here!”


    Charlie nodded slightly and walked over to the car, opening the door and getting inside.


    Paul was dressed in a formal suit and tie, which Charlie immediately recognized as high-quality—likely tailored by a well-known designer.


    Paul inquired, “Master Wade, what kind of coboration do you have with Weaver Pharmaceutical that we’re heading to today?”


    Charlie replied, “Weaver Pharmaceutical is prepared to transfer eighty percent of its shares to me. I need you to act as my legal counsel to helpplete the contracts and legal procedures.”


    Paul was taken aback by this revtion.


    He was familiar with Weaver Pharmaceutical; while it wasn’t among the top five hundredpanies in the country, it was still a sizable firm with a market value in the billions. Was Charlie really going to acquire eighty percent of its shares?


    Curious, he asked, “Master Wade, what is the purchase price for those eighty percent of shares?”


    Charlie replied nonchntly, “I won’t be spending a dime to acquire them. I’m simply providing them with some prescriptions.”


    “What? You won’t pay anything but will obtain eighty percent of the shares just by providing prescriptions?” Paul could hardly believe it. Here was a billion-dor pharmaceuticalpany, and Charlie was getting such a significant stake without any mary exchange. It was astonishing! What sort of prescription could possibly hold such value?


    “Yes,” Charlie confirmed. “Trust me. My prescriptions are worth more than their entire pharmaceutical operation.”<fn47da> Fresh chapters posted on find(?)ovel</fn47da>