Upon saying this, Thompson Shuyi let out a self-satisfied snicker and said,
"I'm definitely going to sell my Jones shares. As to whom I'll sell them, I'm still considering. If you kneel down now, apologize to me for past events, and apologize to my daughter Sophia, then I'll consider selling my Jones shares to you."
In Thompson Shuyi's view, the 10% of shares were critical, as they could very well decide the future ownership of the Jones corporation.
She knew her daughter, Lily Jones, held another 10% of the shares. Considering the terrible relationship between Lily and Elly Campbell, her daughter-in-law, she was absolutely not going to give the shares to Elly.
Either she would hold on to them, or it was very likely she would sell them to one of Elly's rivals.
After much thought, Shuyi realized that Edward Gresia was currently the Jones shareholder with the grandest ambitions, and he was the only one possibly willing to pay for the shares held by Lily.
