She really did listen to her wife and quietly stayed aside as a handsome man.
A few gossiping shareholders chuckled to themselves.
"Alright, if there's nothing else, the meeting is adjourned."
From the beginning to the end, James Campbell, with a face ashen with rage, didn't utter a single word. As soon as Elly Campbell suggested adjourning the meeting, he was the first to rise from his seat and headed out.
When he reached the door, he couldn't help but turn back and glare fiercely at Elly Campbell, "You just wait."
"I'd rather not."
Elly Campbell gave him a look of cold mockery, infuriating James Campbell so much he felt like he might faint from indignation.
Adam Jones stood beside Elly Campbell, looking at his wife's mix of aloof and mischievous demeanor, the amusement in his eyes deepened a few degrees.
"Those fifteen percent of shares, you really don't want them?"
Elly Campbell glanced up at him, "Can't afford them."
"I'll give them to you."
"Can't accept."
