One of the most significant issues for men today is the presence of illegitimate children born outside of marriage.


    Inrge family marriages, both men and women often find their rtionships strained by parental expectations. Which eldest daughter would willingly marry a man with an illegitimate child and take on the role of a stepmother? It’s simply out of the question.


    When Stefanie encountered Charlie again, she was particrly mindful of this situation. As a young woman, how could she consider bing a stepmother?


    Meanwhile, Hank is concerned about his son maintaining hispetitiveness in life. He has repeatedly advised him that while it’s eptable to have fun outside, he must avoid fathering any children.


    At that time, Hank never anticipated that his son would one day face infertility!<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Now, with a survival rate of zero for his sperm, Hank reflects on the grim reality that an illegitimate child has been terminated. This raises serious concerns about future generations.


    Trevor is also filled with anger over the situation.


    Feeling useless and realizing that he has no chance of fatherhood, hements, “Isn’t this like being a eunuch?”


    With these thoughts racing through his mind, he anxiously turns to Hank and exims, “Dad! This must be the work of that uncle’s son. He has done something to us! We need to plead with him! I’m still young, and I don’t want to live life as a eunuch…”


    On the sidelines, Daniel is equally terrified, crying out, “Second Uncle, Dad, I don’t want to be a living eunuch either…”


    Hank, his expression grim, responds, “Going to beg him now? What will that say to the board of directors tomorrow? I already had a conversation with your uncle today. If we approach his son now, they will surely use it to threaten the board!”


    “Moreover, your uncle might leverage this to force me and your third uncle into surrendering our voting rights. If that happens, we will never be able to outmaneuver your uncle!”


    In the Sun Group, shares and voting rights are directly linked.


    This means that owning 51% of the shares grants you 51% of the voting power.


    As long as one holds 51% of the voting rights, they can dictatepany decisions.


    However, there are exceptions.


    If Hank willingly, or under duress, hands over his voting rights rted to his shares to Orrin, then Orrin will gain a significant say in matters.<fn90f1> Checktest chapters at f?ndnovel</fn90f1>


    Hank may retain ownership of the shares, but without the voting rights, his influence would vanish.


    This scenario exemplifies why figures like Jack Ma, despite holding a small percentage of shares, can still wield considerable power—other shareholders either trust him or cannot challenge him, thus transferring their voting rights to him.


    Hank is deeply concerned about this possibility at the moment.


    Feeling incredibly frustrated, he reflects, “This is all my fault for being too harsh. I brought up the board of directors and gave my eldest brother a bit of leverage. If I approach him now, I’ll surely face bacsh!”


    “Therefore, I must endure until I can seize control tomorrow!”


    “If all else fails, I can always use money to sway the young man rted to my brother once the situation is resolved!”


    “A hundred million won’t be enough, nor will a billion. After all, there’s no one in this world who can’t be swayed by a significant amount of money!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>