Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl romance Capítulo 569

Sean gave Pearl a brief overview of the share distribution in Waldorf Enterprises as they made their way to the conference room.

Richard held the largest share, accounting for thirty percent, while Pearl owned twenty-five percent. The remaining forty-five percent of the shares were divided among other shareholders.

Pearl nodded with understanding. "I'll take care of things here. You can go to the hospital with Drew for the DNA test. Don't worry, I'll handle it."

Although Sean was worried, he agreed and left.

At the door of the conference room, Pearl took a deep breath and entered. Several people were already seated inside, and their expressions were far from welcoming.

As Pearl walked into the room, some of the older shareholders couldn't help but sneer upon seeing a young woman in her early twenties.

"Is there no one else from the Waldorfs? They've sent such a young woman to handle this meeting."

"Isn't that Pearl, Richard's fiancee? We don't even know if he's alive or dead, and his fiancee might become a widow before marrying him. How pitiful..."

"Shh, let's listen to her first."

Pearl gave them a cold and stern glance, sending a shiver down their spines, causing them to stop their chatter.

Pearl chuckled. "Yes, I'm aware of his condition. But what are your intentions? Are you planning to become the new president?"

Another middle-aged man chimed in, waving his hand. "No, Miss Pearl, please don't misunderstand. We simply wish to nominate a new president to oversee the company. Otherwise, we'll be a group without a leader."

"Richard has only been in a coma for ten days, and you're already in a hurry to choose a new president... Well, tell me. Who do you think is suitable?"

As Pearl posed the question, she sensed a man in the corner instantly straighten up. He had been keeping a low profile until now.

The woman who had been arguing with Pearl quickly smiled and leaned toward the man in the corner. "Of course, we intend to nominate Mister Cyrus. He possesses the largest shareholding and has made significant contributions to the company. I believe he is the most qualified candidate."