"Yes."
Kelvin understood what this decision meant for the second young master.
If they couldn't secure that 5% from the Greens, they would have a tough battle ahead. The remaining shares were scattered, tangled with deep-rooted interests within the Piers. Each minor shareholder was a sly fox, swaying with the wind, hard to pin down.
On top of that, both the main and second branches of the Piers were closely watching them. The main branch's elder would be out of prison soon. It wasn't just challenging to win support; it was nearly impossible to seize control.
This was why the second young master chose a different path, exhausting all efforts to track down the whereabouts of that 5% stake.
Who could have predicted that instead of securing the shares, the second young master ended up with a son and a wife first?
Kelvin found it utterly miraculous.
