"Right." Old Zhang shamelessly stood by his son's side, colluding with him as he said, "I think we should approach this matter from a business perspective and not act on impulse. We have shares in the company and can't just watch the company's money disappear."
"It's fine if you don't believe me. Saying I don't understand business, I can reluctantly agree. If you want to vote, I'll join in too. You see, I'm being very sincere here, right?" Liu Yichen spread his hands, looking at those unfamiliar faces and said with a smile, "But one thing, as the largest shareholder of the company, I think I should have two votes, am I right?"
"Alright, let's say you do have two votes." Old Zhang felt assured; most of these people were his friends and they had discussed beforehand to be on the same side this time. Even if a major shareholder suddenly appeared, he would only have two votes, which wouldn't cause much of a storm.
