After a brief pause, Theodore resumed speaking: “You know Jasmine’s approach to business. She doesn’t prioritize a high quality of life, and instead isser-focused on scaling the Moore Group’s profits. She pours everything into expansion, and everyone around her is fully invested in this drive. It’s understandable that they feel frustrated about not sharing in the profits.”


    With a sneer, Theodore continued, “If I inherit the leadership of the Moore family, I’m confident that my uncles wouldn’t object if I proposed a division of the family assets. I would take a significant share for myself and distribute the rest among them without anyints.”


    Intrigued, Rueben interjected, “But what if they do have an issue with it? If they demand equal shares, wouldn’t we end up working hard only to benefit them?”


    Theodore chuckled, “No need to worry; I’ve already thought this through. Once we sort out the old matters, I’ll present them with two options!”


    “The first choice would be for me to remain in charge of the family. I would then follow Jasmine’s lead, dedicating my efforts to expanding our business. In this scenario, they wouldn’t see any money from the Moore Group for a while, and theirvish lifestyles would force them to be anxious for cash.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “The second option would allow them to voluntarily give up a portion of their shares to me. In return, I would agree to liquidate the entire family estate, enabling them to ess their funds sooner and live their desired lives.”


    “Currently, the total assets of the Moore family are worth about $20 billion. Selling the entire package for a quick exit shouldn’t be too difficult. My expectations are reasonable; regardless of the sale price, our family would keep half and distribute the rest equally. I’m sure they won’t refuse this offer.”


    Rueben pondered this and nodded in agreement, “What you’re saying makes sense. For them, whether it’s three billion dors each or five billion, it’s all the same. They’ll never spend that much in their lifetimes anyway.”


    Theodore nodded, “Based on my understanding of them, they would likely prefer to give up some of their shares for immediate cash, so they can stop living under someone else’s roof and avoid being beholden to anyone.”


    Rueben felt reassured and smiled, “Dad, since you have everything nned out, I’ll look forward to your good news from Japan!”


    “Once you wrap up the old business here, I’ll be back home tomorrow! We need to handle the follow-ups quickly before the Ito family catches wind of any details regarding Jasmine’s murder. Our families will then emigrate to the United States!”


    “By that point, even if they discover our involvement, they won’t be able to take action against us!”


    Theodore smiled in agreement, “Exactly! Cases like this usually take months to investigate. We won’t need that long—just a week at most will suffice!”


    He then instructed, “Rueben, the only wildcard here isn’t the Ito family; it’s Charlie. He’s enigmatic and cunning, so you must ensure he doesn’t pick up on any hints. If you’re alone in Japan and he decides to make a move, I won’t be able to help you from afar!”


    Rueben quickly reassured him, “Dad, don’t worry. I’ve been extremely cautious. I’m making sure to act naturally around Charlie, and I have trusted people around me in my room. Plus, I’ve thoroughly checked for any eavesdropping devices, so I’m confident he won’t discover anything!”


    Theodoreughed, “That’s great to hear! Just focus on your tasks at the hotel and wait for my updates!”<fn56a6> For more chapters visit ?ovelFind</fn56a6><h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>