Now that the knife's slicing into his own flesh, he finally rushes to panic.
"What does that have to do with me?" I flipped through the market data report Wesley had sent over, my tone lazy and unbothered. "I'm not a shareholder of Apex Tech anymore. Whether the company lives or dies is none of my business."
"You..." Arthur choked for a few seconds, then suddenly softened his tone, putting on an obsequious, groveling act. "Estelle, I know you're mad. I messed up with the share acquisition, but that was a collective decision from the board. I couldn't stop it even if I tried. Don't act out of spite, okay? If Apex Tech collapses, it won't do you any good. Wasting all those years of hard work you put in, doesn't that break your heart?"
"All that effort just raised a pack of ungrateful back
