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    Another elder joined in, his remorse palpable as he clutched his chest. “Yes! Coyle framed you! Even the scandal with Patrick was orchestrated by him out of jealousy. He was unable to bear your sess!”


    They all spoke fervently, hastily pinning all the me on Coyle, who had already suffered severely. Their past indifference, and even their contributions to Sadie’s hardships, seemed forgotten in their current desperation.


    As they grew more distressed, some even looked ready to kneel.


    “Sadie, we implore you! For Averi’s sake, and in memory of Nigel, please return! We apologize deeply to you!”


    Sadie observed the unfolding drama with a concealed smirk. The act was nearlyplete, her strategy close to fruition.


    She remained silent for a long while, her expression reflecting a struggle with the decision.


    Finally, she sighed gently. “Since you all insist, I’ll consider returning.”


    At her words, the elders exhaled in unison, relief washing over them as smiles spread across their faces.


    “That’s marvelous!”


    “Your graciousness is trulymendable!”


    “Wall Group is saved!”


    Soren swiftly produced a document from his briefcase, presenting it to Sadie with a triumphant grin. “Sadie, these are all the shares Coyle once held. They’re finally back in the hands where they belong—yours.”


    Sadie scanned the document, her eyes widening slightly. It wasn’t just the shares she’d given out to let Coyle’s guard down; it also epassed every single share originally held by Coyle and his family. The wording was explicit, undeniable. Coyle had well and truly lost his grip this time.


    Not only had he lost his seat as chairman, but the shares he’d desperately clung to were now stripped away entirely. He wouldn’t pose any threat from now on.


    Sadie closed the document gently, a subtle, satisfied smile touching her lips. It was precisely what she’d hoped for.


    A sense of relief visibly spread across the elders’ faces as she epted the papers.


    “Sadie.” Soren paused, choosing his words carefully. “Thepany is facing a challenging time, so…”


    His unfinished sentence hung in the air, but everyone knew the implication. They were hoping Sadie would swiftly return to lead Wall Group back to stability.


    Sadie nodded resolutely. “I understand. I’ll be there first thing tomorrow.”


    At her confident assurance, the tension among the elders dissolved entirely, reced by dignifiedposure. Rising to their feet, they warmly exchanged goodbyes before hastening away, undoubtedly eager to deliver the reassuring news to those anxiously awaiting it.


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