"I came to Reid Group for one reason—to follow Mr. Reid. If he's not the chairman, there's no point in me staying. Of course, I want Mr. Reid to continue as chairman."
"So do I."
"Me too…"
The shareholders spoke one after another, and not a single one admitted to voting against him.
Every word they said sent a clear message to the outside world—
Everyone in Reid Group trusts Logan.
They believe in him, they follow him. The storm of rumors outside hadn't shaken Reid Group's core. Inside, the shareholders were still united.
So then—were those accusations about Logan embezzling funds, slacking off, causing massive losses, and pinning the blame on scapegoats… really true?
After all, if Logan really caused billions in losses, who would that impact first? The shareholders' dividends.
That's real money.
One or two shareholders might tolerate him out of personal loyalty, but all of them? No way.
