Who knows who let slip the news of Ming Yao and Gu Siting's divorce.
People in the upper society circles of Li City all knew Ming Yao was no longer Mrs. Gu.
The happiest by far was Ming Wan.
After moving out of the Ming Residence, Ming Wan thought she had become a destitute commoner.
What she did not expect was that Shen Chunlin was quite capable; he had bought a villa long ago and also held a substantial number of shares in the Ming Corporation.
"I hold ten percent, your mother five percent, you five percent, that gives us twenty percent of the shares."
Add to that the last scheme against Ming Guoan, making him sign a share transfer agreement.
That meant Ming Guoan's 20% of shares all came into his possession.
That is to say, now Shen Chunlin held 40% of the Ming Corporation's shares.
Even Old Madam Ming only held 40% in her hands; now, he had transformed overnight into Ming Corporation's largest shareholder.
