Bo Yimo stood in front of him, with a cold and chilling air between his brows, "The biggest mistake of your life was making her upset."
It wasn't about him being a pretty boy, nor was it about trying to kick him out in front of him, but because he made her upset.
This was power to the extreme; perhaps this was the most imposing type of tenderness?
After speaking, Bo Yimo didn't look at him again, walked to the front, faced all the shareholders, standing tall, and his thin lips slightly parted, "As the largest shareholder of Su Group, I support all of Tong Yan's decisions."
His voice was icy, his eyes fierce, like the emperor in the dark night, calm and confident, reigning supreme.
One sentence stirred up waves.
The largest shareholder?
Did he acquire that remaining forty percent of shares?
The other shareholders were agitated, unable to believe it, "No, impossible, did you really get the remaining forty percent of shares?"
