Compared to Ruby Green, Rose Taylor was more cautious.
She thought for a moment and then looked at her daughter, saying, "Let's see the results of Lincoln Green's visit to the Midsummer Fund tomorrow first."
If the future of Piers truly depended on that five percent of shares, how could she easily sell them?
Not to mention it's Piers, that five percent stake not only represented countless wealth, but also power and status.
It couldn't be compared to a small company like Lincoln Pharmaceuticals!
Moreover, Rose Taylor found it strange that the Piers' shares were in Minnie Swift's hands. Why hadn't Lincoln Green touched those shares for so many years?
Lincoln Pharmaceuticals had been going downhill in recent years. Developing new drugs required a large investment, worsening the company's situation.
Why didn't Lincoln Green mention those shares at all? If she hadn't pressured him this time, he probably still wouldn't have used them.
