"Lillian, stop this nonsense. This isn't a playground!" Zachary scolded, his brow furrowed. "Leave now, and I won't hold this against you."
Lillian didn't bother to look at him. As she flipped through the meeting materials, she calmly replied, "Is that so? Last I checked, my voting rights expired when I became an adult. If you try to strip me of those rights, I'll report Dawson Group to the SEC for violations."
"Oh, come on now," Jackson chimed in, stepping in to support her. He cast a glance at Zachary. "Lillian's of age now, and it's her right—and obligation—to participate in the shareholders' meeting. There's nothing more to say about it."
"This is a shareholders' meeting for Dawson Group, not a family dispute," he added.
With no other choice, Zachary swallowed his words and begrudg
