"His second uncle is the second-largest shareholder of Longteng Group. He owns 14% of the shares and is considered a well-known tycoon in Huaxia," Liang Jinming said.
"That shouldn't affect the distribution of family assets."
"F*ck, Brother Lin, are you serious? You even considered such a thing. You really treat He Yuanyuan as one of your own."
"Don't be so surprised, I was just asking," Lin Yi said.
"It really won't involve the distribution of family assets. His father owns 38% of the shares, and his mother still owns 13%. Altogether, they hold 51% of the shares. No one can shake their family's status."
Lin Yi nodded. "If that's the case, it shouldn't be a big problem."
With that, Lin Yi no longer paid much attention to this matter and brushed it off as his imagination.
Ring ring ring!
Lin Yi was about to get into the car when his phone rang.
Although the number was unknown, it looked very familiar.
