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    Ellis stands as thergestw firm in the United States, boasting a team of elitewyers who are meticulously selected from a vast pool of candidates. If Jimmy had free rein in his selections, choosing ten of the firm’s topwyers would be akin to severing Ellis’s lifeline.


    Furthermore, the annual sries for these ten top-tierwyers are substantial. When factoring in senior partners like Jimmy, the total annualpensation for these eleven individuals,bined with travel expenses, amounts to no less than 100 million US dors each year.


    The loss of ten elitewyers would mean a staggering 100 million US dors vanishing annually, which would undoubtedly deal a significant blow to Ellis.


    At this moment, Jimmy felt a twinge of uncertainty and turned to Charlie Wade, saying, “Mr. Wade, this condition seems quite severe. Do you think the boss of Ellis will agree to it?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie Wade replied, “If it were just your word, he would likely refuse. However, if Steve supports this, he will definitely agree.”


    Steve reflected, “Charlie Wade is being harsh. He can really make such a tough demand. I guess I’ll have to y the bad guy this time…”


    Yet, he responded with determination: “Mr. Wade, rest assured, I will apply enough pressure on him. From now on, you can treat Ellis as your ownw firm and use it to its fullest. If their boss dares to object, I will make him pay!”


    “Great,” Charlie Wade said, nodding in satisfaction. “Then it’s settled.”


    He then turned to Matilda and announced, “Aunt Matilda, in half a month, Jimmy will bring ten additionalwyers to Aurous Hill to report to you. Thepany should be registered by then, and they will be ready to start working under your supervision.”


    Matilda was taken aback by Charlie Wade’s bold decisions. She was also relieved that Jimmy was being treated with some leniency, so she promptly replied, “Alright, Charlie Wade, I’ll make the arrangements when the timees.”


    Charlie Wade then addressed Hank, saying, “Hank, after the wedding, you and Aunt Matilda will proceed with your honeymoon as nned, while the work here will be temporarily managed by the An family.”


    “Understood,” Hank replied quickly, “We’ll aim to wrap up the honeymoon swiftly and be back on duty within a week.”


    “No need to rush,” Charlie Wade chuckled, “There are still many procedures and preparations to finalize at the outset. The Wade family will also need toe in to sign contracts and hold a press conference. You and Aunt Matilda can return in about half a month.”


    Afterward, Charlie Wade nced at Jimmy and said, “It’s nearly time for me to give a thank-you speech on behalf of the bride and groom. As a guest from afar, once I finish, you’ll need toe up and exin to everyone why you made such a scene in public, kneeling and crying for an extended period. You must present a convincing reason.”


    Without hesitation, Jimmy responded, “I’ve already thought this through. When my turnes, I’ll be honest and admit that I acted like a shameless rogue. I intended to use this opportunity to seize the shares of Smith Law Firm, which is why I caused such a public uproar.”


    “Furthermore, I knelt and cried because I was moved by the sincerity of my sister-inw and her husband, Mr. Hank, during our confrontation. Their demonstration of familial love made me realize that family ties outweigh personal interests. This experience prompted me to deeply reflect on my mistakes and seek their forgiveness. Inspired by them, I’ve decided to remain in Aurous Hill and contribute to the uing project they areunching!”


    Charlie Wade expressed his surprise, saying, “Excellent! You’ve grasped the nuances of Chinese etiquette and interpersonal rtionships perfectly. Let’s proceed with your n!”


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