Jiang Yuan finally glanced at her and said, "The thing people should fear most is being stupid without realizing it. I hope you can be a bit smarter this time, and not get provoked by a few words from others and think you have the capability to compete with me for management rights. Think about those shareholders out there; do any of them really make good partners? Don't engage in a losing proposition, or you'll end up not even being able to hold onto your own shares."
Song Yingzi's hidden thoughts were abruptly laid bare by the other party.
Her face turned from green to white in an instant.
Since it was unsure when Old Sir Lu would wake up, Jiang Yuan left the housekeeper to take care of him and was planning to head back first.
However, Song Yingzi, eager to show her filial piety, volunteered to stay behind.
She wanted Old Sir Lu to see how that wild girl, who had received most of his shares, treated him.
Jiang Yuan couldn't be bothered with her petty thoughts.
