Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 893. President Jones spoils his wife limitlessly.

Chapter 893: 893. President Jones spoils his wife limitlessly.

However, the appointment of the chairman of the board actually requires the votes of all the shareholders, explicitly, they elect through voting.

These people dare not oppose Adam Jone, and since Adam possesses the absolute controlling stake of Jones Corp, the position of the chairman goes without saying—it’s Adam’s.

But now, things are different, Adam Jones has disappeared, and Jones Corp is without a leader.

Adam’s disappearance was sudden, his body has not been found, and his death has not been officially declared; thus, naturally, there is no issue of inheritance.

So, apart from being Adam’s wife, Elly Campbell has nothing to do with Jones Corp.

This is also why Edward Gresia could face Elly Campbell so confidently.

But upon hearing Elly mention not just the chairman position but her rights as the largest shareholder of Jones Corp, Edward Gresia’s brow twitched suddenly.

Seeing Harry Hall step in front of the conference table, he said, "This document is President Jones’s property transfer agreement, which indicates that all properties registered under President Jones’s name, including shares and his personal assets, will belong to Miss Elly Campbell’s personal property."

As he spoke, his gaze swept toward Edward Gresia, his cold eyes slightly narrowing, causing a rush of fear in Edward Gresia’s heart.

"That is to say, Miss Elly Campbell is indeed the largest shareholder of Jones Corp."

At Harry Hall’s words, everyone gasped, showing expressions of disbelief.

If President Jones gave all his assets to Mrs. Jones, doesn’t that leave him with nothing?

Isn’t he afraid that Mrs. Jones might take his assets and leave?

It had long been said that President Jones indulged his wife without limits, and now they finally understood what "without limits" looked like.

The crowd couldn’t help but feel somewhat abashed, but their reaction wasn’t that extreme.

Upon hearing this, however, Edward Gresia couldn’t believe it and suddenly stood up from his seat, saying,

"When did this happen? Don’t think you can forge an agreement while President Jones’s life and death are uncertain and try to seize his assets."

He tried to use such words to make everyone doubt Elly Campbell and thus drive her out of the boardroom.

Although he did not know the extent of this woman’s capabilities, she was still Adam’s wife, and with her holding 50% of the absolute controlling shares, many things were difficult for him to manage.

Just the act of forced financing could be vetoed by Elly Campbell with a single word.

Elly Campbell was not flustered. She sat carelessly in the chairman’s seat, smiling lightly. When she looked at Edward Gresia, her gaze turned cold, and she spoke bluntly,

"This is also what I wanted to say to Director Gresia. Don’t think that just because Adam is not here, you can target Jones Corp. You don’t have the ability to swallow such a big conglomerate."

Many shareholders actually knew what Edward Gresia was up to, but of course, no one would openly discuss it.

So, when Elly Campbell suddenly said this, a few minor shareholders’ faces inevitably showed a touch of embarrassment.

Their eyes downcast, they touched their noses, not daring to look at Edward Gresia; however, one could imagine what expression he bore.

"Elly Campbell, don’t be ungrateful," he said.

"I’ll return that phrase to you, Director Gresia," she replied.

Compared to Edward Gresia’s frantic demeanor, Elly Campbell always maintained a calm and composed attitude.

She took the transfer agreement from Harry Hall’s hands and casually tossed it onto the conference table, saying,

"Whether this agreement is real or fake, feel free to verify it, but before that, what I want to say is..."