Chapter 418 The Terrifying William
Caius's eyes were icy, locked onto the crew that just barged in, especially the young dude leading them. He looked way too young but had this king-like vibe.
Caius felt a chill but quickly shook it off, anger flaring up as he yelled, "Who the hell are you? Who let you in? Get out!"
These punks had the nerve to intrude on his turf; they were digging their own graves!
"Mr. Beaumont, they're the ones who wanted to see you earlier," his assistant explained, trembling at the thought of Caius's wrath.
William, the young guy, casually cleaned his ear and sneered, "Already forgot me, huh?"
Caius was taken aback but then it clicked. "Mr. Jones?"
He couldn't wrap his head around the fact that this young guy was the one who dealt with him.
William flashed a cold grin and plopped down like he owned the place. Patricia and the others stood behind him, glaring at Caius and his crew.
Caius and Apollo exchanged looks, knowing the main event had just started. These guys were clearly here to stir up trouble.
Caius quickly signaled everyone in the living room to scram.
"Mr. Jones, what brings you here so late?" Caius asked, trying to keep it cool.
"What do you think?" William shot back.
Caius scowled.
William continued, "I'm here to give you a lesson!"
Caius's face went stone cold. "Mr. Jones, I might not know who you are, but I'm not someone you can push around. If you mess with me today, my backers will be on you tomorrow! Think twice."
He tried to size up William, but the guy was unreadable.
William smirked, "I've already made up my mind. How about you call your backers now and let them handle me?"
Anyone messing with BK Pharmaceuticals or Mary was signing their own doom.
He then nodded at Patricia, who handed a stack of papers to Caius, saying, "Check it out. These are the shares of Infinity Insight Media I snagged. So, I'm the majority shareholder of your company now."
Patricia pulled the share agreement from her bag.
"Mr. Jones, you move fast. Already got the shares from our minor shareholders. Gotta hand it to you," Caius said with a fake smile. "But you should know, our company has three major shareholders, and I'm one of them. Even if you grab those minor shares, you can't boot me out."
Caius knew full well that the other side's quick share grab was just to push him out.
Such moves were pretty standard in the business world.
William smirked and said, "Well, you're in for a letdown."
Caius felt a shiver run down his spine.
William snapped his fingers, and in walked two middle-aged guys—one in a sharp black suit, the other in a loud floral shirt.
"Mr. Beaumont," they greeted Caius together.
Caius was floored and started to freak out. These were the other big shareholders. They walked right past him and stood respectfully in front of William, bowing and saying, "Mr. Jones."
"What the hell is this?" Caius demanded.
The guy in the floral shirt rolled his eyes. "Mr. Jones offered us five times the market price. The whole internet's dragging Infinity Insight Media and you, Caius. This company is in mess, so why don't I sell my shares?"
The other guy chimed in, "Yeah, Mr. Beaumont, we gotta look out for ourselves."
Caius was losing it, staring in disbelief at William, who was just chilling on the sofa.
He actually offered five times the price!
Caius said, "We built this company from scratch. We're best friends, and now you're just gonna sell your stocks like that?"
"Friends? Can friends pay my bills?" the floral shirt guy shot back with a sneer.
Caius's face turned beet red, and he let out a bitter laugh. "Fine, fine, fine! You win! But don't forget, I'm still a shareholder. I still hold twenty percent of the shares!"
William's smile turned icy. "Sorry to burst your bubble, but I bought your shares too. Now I own one hundred percent of Infinity Insight Media."
"No way!" Caius shouted, shaking his head like crazy.
Just then, a hefty, middle-aged woman stormed in.
"Caius!" she screamed and slapped him so hard he crashed into the coffee table.
"Honey," Caius whimpered, clutching his burning cheek.
"How dare you cheat on me, Caius! I'm gonna beat you to a pulp today!" she roared, laying into him with punches and kicks.
After five minutes, Caius was a twitching mess on the floor. His wife pulled out a document and said, "This is the divorce agreement. Sign it!"
Caius panicked, clutching the papers, and cried, "Honey, I messed up. I don't want a divorce."
She ignored him and looked at William. "From now on, his fate has nothing to do with me."
She forced Caius to sign the papers and then stormed out.
Caius sat on the ground, his face full of despair. "What do you want?" he asked, all his swagger gone.
"Simple," William replied coolly, taking the share transfer agreement from Patricia. "Here, one hundred percent of Infinity Insight Media's shares. Buy them back."
Log in with Google Account
Chapters
Favorite
Settings
