Philip shook his head.
He was being ridiculous.
Why should the look of the boy give him the chills?
He had an iron-clad contract with the three and the clauses were clear. He wasn't stupid enough to believe that the three would follow him so he had added this precaution.
Looks like his actions had truly saved him this time.
Yet, why did the boy not even look worried?
"Oh, you mean this old thing?" Kyle said, pointing at the contract and not even bothering to take it.
"Yes," hissed Philip, getting his breathing and temper under control, "The moment they voted against my desires, their shares became mine and your motion has become invalid. With my vote, your motion has failed."
"You really should learn how to read a contract properly, Philip," Kyle said, "And not trust your lawyers blindly."
Philip's brain went blank at that point and the fear that had started before came back.
