The room fell silent with the weight of Lucas' words hanging in the air. Harrison blinked repeatedly, seemingly taken aback by the boldness of his suggestion.
“Selling the company?” He repeated in disbelief
“You think I'd just hand over everything I've built?”.
“Well.. technically, from the looks of things, your company is struggling. Stakeholders are withdrawing their shares and there are no potential investors in sight. Am I right?” Lucas shot at him.
Harrison looked surprised with Lucas' revelation.
“Don't be surprised, Mr. Grant. With seventy percent shares we co-own this company. So we have to keep track of our investment. I do hope you understand, "Lucas said with a sly smile on his face.
Harrison glared at Lucas with a palpable tension between them.
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