A week later, during the board meeting of Brown, Hannah Garcia appeared before the many directors.
Even though their shares had been diluted, the Garcia Sisters, as the former largest shareholders of Brown, still held 30% of the group's shares after the new financing. Although not as much as Harry Collins's 40%, they remained the second-largest shareholder of the group.
During the shareholders' voting assembly, suddenly a shareholder defected and stood behind Hannah Garcia. The final result was that the shareholders who supported Hannah Garcia amassed 52% of the shares, surpassing Harry Collins.
Hannah Garcia thus stayed in the company.
In the conference room, Harry Collins looked at the face resembling Amelia Wilson's and could not have anticipated that this youngest sister of the Garcia family would return so gloriously from her disappearance. He was determined to find out who was backing her.
