Quincy Irving listened to South Grant's mocking words, his face red with anger.
But he was a senior, and being ridiculed like that by a younger person, he couldn't just hit him.
At this moment, someone around stepped in to diffuse the situation, and Quincy Irving was persuaded by other shareholders to step aside.
Melody Irving had hoped her father would stand up for her, but instead, South Grant ridiculed him, making her furious.
However, she found herself powerless against South Grant, having two glasses of juice spilled on her without being able to chase him out.
The frustration she felt inside at that moment was imaginable.
Hugo Lynch was by her side now, softly consoling her:
"Melody, don't be upset. One day, I'll teach this brat a lesson for you."
After everyone dispersed, Chester Lynch glanced at South Grant beside him.
She was still leaning against the sofa, a faint mocking smile at the corner of her mouth.
Chester Lynch, after a moment of silence, said:
