Mila pulled out a bunch of documents from the folder and handed them to Valentina.
"Distribute these."
Valentina moved swiftly, placing a copy in front of every board member.
One by one, they flipped through the pages. Shock spread across their faces.
The signatures, the legal seals—everything confirmed that Mila wasn't lying.
She was the majority shareholder.
Leonard's expression twisted, his composure cracking. "So what if you hold the majority shares?" he snapped. "You know nothing about running a business."
He slammed his palm on the table.
"I've been running this company for years. I'm the CEO. And I won't tolerate irrelevant people barging in here."
Mila let out a cold scoff. "The most irrelevant person here is you. And I'm dismissing you."
All were shocked. The room erupted into murmurs.
Leonard roared, fury blazing, "You can't fire me." He turned toward the board members. "Say something. I've worked day and night for this company, for all of you."
