All in all, it was very mysterious.
Although Su Zhi'an was reluctant, now that Ma Dong was also a shareholder, he had the right.
So, at 10:00 AM, the shareholders began to arrive one by one in the company's conference room.
Since it was a typical family-run business, there were no outside shareholders—aside from Ma Dong, who had just acquired his shares through a financing round. Everyone else was basically family.
Gu Heng was also there, representing his father.
Although his family's stake wasn't large—only 3%—they were still shareholders.
Su Mu had already had a falling out with her family over Xu Yun, so the atmosphere was tense when they all met again today.
Neither side said a word.
But soon, Su Boxiong noticed that something was wrong.
Several other shareholders hadn't shown up.
Su Boxiong sat at the head of the conference table. He was far more astute than his foolish son.
With the company about to go public, Ma Dong's sudden move gave him a bad feeling.
