"Listen, I'll be the happiest person after knowing you're the second-largest shareholder of our company," he said genuinely. His face was devoid of anger or regret. His eyes had a sparkle, the same as any man feels after seeing his wife getting better.
"I knew you wanted those shares, I will transfer them under your name," I replied. I was desperate to escape from the prison, he was desperate for those shares. It mirrored last evening when he talked about it.
"Are you going to vote against me in the company?" he asked, and I raised my brows before shaking my head firmly. Voting against him in his own company, do I look foolish?
"Never! Why would I vote against you?" I assured him. Even if a rabid dog were to bite me, I wouldn't dream of voting against him. Nothing is mine, it’s given t
