The Twist 

Everyone was already guessing the same thing. Despite that, hearing Gordon say it out loud in the brightly lit conference room made them tense up. It was a serious matter if the head was really dead 

Marcel scolded angrily, “How dare you curse the head of the family?” 

Gorden spread his hands. “Who here doesn’t know that Cronus got into a serious car accident on Saturday? Only Mrs. Filo and you know whether he’s dead or alive. For all we know, Mrs. Filo is hiding Cronus‘ death to seize the inheritance for herself!” 

Jodie retorted, “Mrs. Filo is Mrs. Denning’s only daughter and the primary heir. Why would she need to ‘size‘ the inheritance?” 

Gordon laughed. “If Mrs. Denning wanted Mrs. Filo to run the Filo family, she wouldn’t have passed it down to Cronus instead of her.” 

Jodie calmly replied, “However, Mrs. Denning never said Mrs. Filo couldn’t inherit the Filo family.” 

Gordon narrowed his eyes. “So, you admit Cronus is dead, and the inheritance is going to Mrs. Filo? 

The others remained silent as they watched the heated exchange. 

“Can you take the responsibility for your own words? Jodie asked angrily, nearly getting caught in his trap. 

Gordon was experienced, and he had always been crafty. In fact, he had another card up his sleeve. 

“Even if Cronus isn’t dead, he no longer deserves to be the heir of the Filo Group!” Gordon said. 

Marcel stepped forward. “Gordon, are you out of your mind?” 

Gordon cose from his seat and said, “The family has rules, and the company has regulations. If someone messes up and harms the company, the shareholders have the right to make a vote. They can remove the person from all positions. 

“Recently, Cronus tried to acquire SAM, but he kept making poor decisions. He signed three huge wage agreements. In the end, he still failed to secure SAM. He even landed the Filo Group in a lawsuit, making us a public target. Removing him is completely justified” Owned by .

Jodie pressed her lips together. 

“The fate of SAM isn’t decided yet. How can you be so sure the File Group would lose? Are you working against Filo Group in secret?” she said. 

“Didn’t you know? Wiliam, the CEO of the Cloudes Corporation, came to Mercianna personally to finalize the SAM contract,” Gordon said. 

Jodie and Marcel exchanged glances. No one in the room knew that William had come 

*You Cedonians are just cunning.” Gordon mocked, internally laughing at their ignorance. 

Jodle shot back. “So we’re being racist now? 

It was a sensitive topic, especially in a foreign country. 

Gordon paused briefly, checked his watch, and sat back down confidently 

“No matter what

it’s almost 10:30, and the stock exchange will open soon. Let’s see who wins the SAM deall When the results are out, I’ll be curious to see how Cronus is going to defend his bad decisions!” he said. 

Either way, 

Gordon was prepared. It would be best if Wesley was dead. And if he wasn’t, Gordon would make him pay for failing to acquire SAME Fila Group 

Gordon wanted Wesley out of the 

The internal turmoil within the Filo family was unknown to outsiders. However, the battle over SAM has recently become a hot topic in the market. 

On the last day of trading, one company in Cedonia secured 35% of SAM’s shares, giving it a huge advantage. If nothing unexpected happens, SAM would likely belong to the Cedonia company starting that werk. 

The File Group was one of the top capital firms in Faldoria, rarely facing defeat. But they lost to a foreign competitor in their attempt to acquire a local company. It had left the Filo Group with a tarnished reputation. People from all over the world were eager to watch the spectacle. 

Early in the morning, the stock exchange was packed with people. They were all waiting for the result of the fierce competition. 

As the clock struck 10:30 am, SAM’s stock price officially broke the 100–dollar mark. The company then announced their official collaboration through their website. 

SAM had reached a voluntary agreement with the File Group From that day onwards, SAM was integrated into Filo Group, becoming its 215th subsidiary. To celebrate their collaboration, they launched a new series of products. 

The sudden twist had caused a stir in the stock exchange. 

How could that be? Didn’t the Cedonia company buy 35% of the shares? 

The Filo Group only had 3%. How did they come out on top! 

Walt. 

Voluntarily? Did that mean that jane joined the File Group with 17% of his stake? 

No. That can’t be right, Jaime reused to sell out no matter what. 

What on earth was going on?