Jason looked around the room with bored interest in the shock of his shareholders. They all wondered how his shares had escalated so much over night.
"This is malpractice!" One shouted and Jason took note of the man.
Suddenly the murmurs and complaints filled in too much too fast. He couldn't keep up with all the traitors. Laughing internally he scolded himself for how naive he had been to think his father would give up so easily. To think he had the company completely under his control. Not any more.
"There is no malpractice." His vice president, who was also the anchor of the meeting relayed to them. "Chairman Kang has all of this shares legally."
"How is that possible?" Another man asked. "Just at last month briefing he had considerably less than this!" The man huffed impatiently.
"Chairman Kang explain this to us? Are you above the law?" They asked. "You need at three months to acquire the number of shares so quickly."
