"Actually, he doesn't have any shares to his name," Bai Yu admitted. "I have a will that all my money will get equally distributed between my wife and children on my passing, so I never gifted them private equity in the company." He shrugged.
Qian Meng stiffened. "Does your family know this?" she whispered.
Bai Yu nodded. "Are you scared for my wellbeing?" he asked with a charming smile.
Qian Meng couldn't help but look at the man closer. "I have seen too many family disputes over money to tell you otherwise. It is better that you don't come in contact with your son for a long period of time. Do not let your guard down at any time," she urged.
"Don't worry. It shouldn't be long," he informed. Seeing that she was curious, he continued. "We were supposed to have the meeting tomorrow morning, but Ye Qing convinced some of the integral voting members to not show up."
