Casper's face was dark, fury roaring in his mind when Alvin imperiously walked out of the meeting, after disrupting the peace.
The chaos in the meeting didn't seem to stop any time soon. More than twenty shareholders had turned into puppets of Alvin who didn't put any effort to achieve that result.
Alvin spent no resources, no money, and not many words. He promised nothing and manipulated none. He appeared out of blue, heard some nonsense, ignored the blames, and began the uproar.
Casper felt like a failure against Alvin despite his years of experience. Why did he have to reveal Alvin's motive? Alvin took it as leverage.
If he hadn't revealed it due to Steve Hanks's pressure, he could have controlled the shareholders saying Alvin was just bluffing and scaring them. Now he didn't have that choice.
Upon all that, Alvin asked for no position in the company so he had no option of blaming for his motive.
