Robin Hiett let out a coldugh. "She doesn''t own any shares in Kajer anymore. Why would I go to her?"


    The idea of Emerald transferring all her shares to her daughter without consulting the shareholders—and appointing her as CEO—seemed absurd to him.


    What could this clueless girl possibly know? Aside from running thepany into the ground, what other skills did she have?


    Jenny''s expression grew serious. "It doesn''t matter if you''re upset with Ms. Kinsey. She now holds thergest share of thepany, making her the rightful sessor to Ms. Emerald as Kajer''s CEO."


    "Did Emerald hold a meeting about this? Did any of us shareholders agree?" Robin sneered. "I demand a shareholder meeting and a vote! There''s no way I''ll let a woman who knows nothing about business run Kajer!"


    The conversation was in Meristate''s nativenguage, but N understood every word.


    She spoke calmly to Robin. "You can call for a shareholder meeting, but it won''t change the fact that I hold the majority of the shares."


    Robin''s gaze grew icy, anger ring in his eyes. "Your presence here will only lead Kajer to ruin! If you don''t step down, I''ll resign from the board and sell my shares!"


    Jenny looked rmed. "Mr. Hiett, you can''t do that..."


    Robin owned 10% of Kajer Tech''s shares. If he sold them off, the stock price would likely plummet.


    N remained unfazed. "Go ahead and sell them."


    Kajer Tech''s fate didn''t concern her. Even if thepany copsed tomorrow, it wouldn''t affect her in the slightest.


    Robin''s expression darkened. He growled, "If you refuse to step down, I''ll make sure every board member walks away. Kajer will be nothing but an empty shell!"


    "I''m not stepping down unless your former CEO tells me to. Frankly, you''re wasting your timeing after me. It was her decision to p er decision to put


    me in charge. If not for that, I'' wouldn''t have taken this job, no


    matter how much you begged," N said tly.


    Robin was momentarily stunned. He stared at her in disbelief. "How dare you look down on Kajer?! If it weren''t for Emerald, you wouldn''t even have the chance to apply here!"


    "There are plenty ofpanies in this world It''s not like I had toe to Kajer. If anything, I never even


    wanted to be here in the first ce." With that, N grabbed her bag and walked out.


    Robin kicked over a chair, his face twisted with rage.


    Jenny carefully set the chair back upright and said, "Mr. Hiett, yelling at Ms. N won''t change anything. The truth is, Ms. Emerald is still the one controlling thepany."


    She knew Robin understood this. He wasn''t trying to change anything-he just needed someone to take his angerout on After all, even i N weren''t the CEO, Emerald would have appointed someone else. Robin had never stood a chance.


    Robin scoffed. "We''ll see about that. I want to know exactly what Emerald is nning."


    He turned and stormed out.


    ...


    When N returned to the estate, she saw Emerald sitting on the couch in the living room. Her expression was cold, and N had no intention of greeting her.


    Without a word, she headed straight for her room.


    Just as she passed Emerald, thetter''s sharp voice echoed. "Stop."