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Ethan folded his arms and fixed his eyes on Dani. He waited to see how she’d corner Brad.
Josh, their oldest brother, had walked away with nearly 30 billion without leaving a single paper trail.
Would she treat Brad any better than Josh had?
The idea made Ethan scoff quietly, his lips twisting.
Hamilton, sitting nearby, looked uneasy too. His mouth opened slightly, as if he wanted to say something.
But before he could speak, Dani said, “Fifteen percent.” Everyone froze.
“You probably don’t have the 30 billion needed,” she continued. “You might be able to bring in 28. But considering what McCoy Group has already built—the reputation, the clients, the past investments—I won’t shortchange you. I’ll give you fifteen percent.”
Brad’s eyes turned red, his emotions cracking through. He hadn’t expected Dani to be so generous, to consider everything so thoroughly, including McCoy Group’s reputation, clients, and past investments.
“But there’s one more thing,” she said.
Ethan’s head snapped up.
He knew this was it.
It was finally happening.
The catch wasing.
Dani continued, “Authority over operations in the restructured McCoy Group won’t be distributed. To rify, Cedric alone will retainplete control.”
Ethan’s widened gaze, initially startled, gradually softened.
Truly, that wasn’t anything extraordinary.
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Why even emphasize this detail?
Was Cedric’s leadership ever questioned?
It was practically a guaranteed source of profit, right?
Brad chewed on his lower lip. “If I have the funds, is it possible to contribute even more?”
He believed missing out on such a prime opportunity would be foolish.
Lara had once pointed out that early participation was straightforward, but after the business gained traction, additional involvement would prove challenging.
Ethan interjected, “Brad, have you lost your mind? You’re about to pour 28 billion into this, and that’s insufficient? Are you not saving anything for Lara’s future?”
Brad casually dismissed him with a gesture. “This was Lara’s own proposal.”
He intended to remain aligned with Dani to ensure sess.
Brad asked Dani, “Would that be eptable?”
Dani gave a slight nod. “It is.”
She fully understood that regardless of Brad’s efforts, his ownership could never exceed a fifth.
“Alright then. I’ll pledge one vi along with fifteen real estate assets to the corporation. Using your estimates, with McCoy Group’s umted value, my daughter helped calcte a ratio.” Brad handed over a slip filled with numbers to Dani. “It equates to roughly 18 percent—just above 17 when precise.
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