An old woman seemed to smile faintly in the middle of a meeting she held suddenly.
Even the son, who was none other than Clark, was there, even though he had decided to retire young, which was replaced by his son Jacob to continue the family business that had been there for a long time.
All the shareholders collected by Mrs. Cleint appear to have great respect for Mrs. Cleint because, after all, those who know the company very well will know that the largest shareholder is still in the hands of Mrs. Cleint, not her son Clark.
So how could Catherine think that Clark owns the largest stake in the family company?
Yes, the business magazine that interviewed Clark in the past concluded that Clark was the one who owned the largest stake there, but that's not true.
