"I spoke with Oscar Miller."
Carson Flores had only been in the office for a short while when he received the message from Shirley Miller.
Carson Flores, "What did he say?"
Shirley Miller, "He was surprised and mocked me for wanting to sell the only inheritance my father left me. I asked him if he wanted it, and he said he'd consider it."
Carson Flores, "The shares you hold are only 25%, not enough to gain control. I suppose he wouldn't be that interested."
Shirley Miller, "He is interested. He just wants to drive the price down. After all, the Miller Group has a good development prospect, and with the acquisition of the pharmaceutical factory in Seashore, owning shares would guarantee a good profit. If he really doesn't want to, he can sell them and make a large sum. Who would complain about having too much money?"
Carson Flores, "That's true, money doesn't burn a hole in your pocket, and 25% of the Miller Group's shares are certainly not cheap."
