Young Master Jin's Beloved Chapter 57 – Song Group Shareholders' Meeting   

Xue Na sneered and said, “You still haven't realized the reality. Do you know that I can crush you to death with one finger?”

The door was suddenly kicked open. Cao Yuhan was pressed to the floor before he could even resist, he began to beg for mercy. “Miss Xue, it was my mistake last night. It's all my fault. Please forgive me and help me this time. I will help you get rid of Song Nuanyi. We have a common enemy.”

He looked at Xue Na earnestly, hoping to use their cooperation to exchange for a chance of survival.

Xue Na lazily wrapped herself in a blanket. She was not afraid of the male bodyguards present at all. She walked to Cao Yuhan's side and looked down at him. She snorted disdainfully, “You still don't understand the reality. Just you alone are not Song Nuanyi's match. I really don't know how she fell for someone like you before.”

Cao Yuhan was stirred up by her ridicule. He knew that Xue Na would not help him again, and he simply said, “What's wrong with someone like me? You were screaming under me yesterday. If you dare to touch me, I will post these photos online. I have more than these photos, you know that, right? Once something happens to me, these photos will become the headlines of every newspaper the next day.”

A trace of killing intent flashed across Xue Na's eyes. She lifted Cao Yuhan's chin with her foot and said, “Is that so? Then you better hide well and don't let me find you. Otherwise, I will really kill you.”

Cao Yuhan was so shocked by her words that he broke out in a cold sweat. He was still unable to regain his senses until he was released from the hotel.

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Song Empire's shareholders' meeting.

The shareholders who had already arrived at the meeting room early saw that Elder Song was still not there. They were all arguing impatiently. They wanted to get this over with and get their money to have fun. They did not have time to come here for a meeting.

They had forgotten that Elder Song was also very annoyed with them. Every time, he would give them the money early and let them go back. This was the first time they had to wait for such a situation to happen.

“If you ask me, it's because that little girl overestimated herself and took control of the Song Group. Now, she can't even handle this small matter well,” said the middle-aged man who had the most shares among them.

The door to the meeting room was suddenly opened. Song Nuanyi stood at the door in a formal suit and said in a clear voice, “The shareholders seem to be very dissatisfied with me?”

Obviously, she had heard what he said just now.

However, these shareholders had already been raised by Elder Song to have bad tempers, so they were not worried at all. Instead, they boasted shamelessly, “You, a junior, actually made us elders wait for you. Even your father doesn't dare to do this, do you know that?”

Song Nuanyi sneered and sat on the main seat of the meeting room, “In the company, it's better for all of you not to put on the airs of an elder. All of you are shareholders, and I am the acting chairman appointed by Chairman Song. The purpose of all of you coming here today is to be straightforward. I have heard of all of you, and all of you are very skilled at holding a shareholders' meeting.”

Her sarcastic words instantly displeased them. The middle-aged man who had just spoken slammed the table and said, “You little girl really don't know what's good for you. Where's Elder Song? Tell him to come out and see me!”

Song Nuanyi clapped her hands. Assistant Chen, who was standing beside her, understood and handed over the documents to the shareholders. These were the documents on the ownership of the shares and the number of dividends they had received from the company over the years.

“Who do you think you are? My father is the chairman of the Song Group, controlling 70% of the shares, and you are only a small shareholder controlling 5% of the shares. What right do you have to ask to see my father?” Song Nuanyi said these words without any mercy, these shareholders only held 5% of the shares at most, and most of them held 0.5%. If she did not explain it clearly, people would think that they were the majority of the shareholders in the company.

“Song Empire is a family business, a Song Family business. It has nothing to do with you. I hope that you understand clearly that if you dare to make a fuss in front of me in the future, I will ask you to withdraw your shares immediately,” she said coldly.

These shareholders were all panicking. For so many years, they had relied on Song Empire to survive. Once they lost Song Empire, they would completely lose their source of income.

Chapter end