Dave was the first to snap back to reality, frowning as he turned to Morrison.
"You're giving all your shares to Lilian? She doesn't even understand how to run a company! Do you want MOS Corp. to fall apart in her hands?"
If Morrison handed over all his shares, Lilian would become the largest shareholder—the one in control of MOS Corp. A young woman with no business experience… was he crazy or what?
Morrison, however, didn't seem bothered at all. His gaze toward Lilian was full of unhidden tenderness.
"So what? She can hire me to work for her, can't she?"
Lilian froze, utterly speechless. Once she recovered, she shook her head firmly.
"No! I won't accept it!"
Then, turning to Morrison, she added with determination,
"I can feel your sincerity. The shares… forget about it."
She was standing her ground, making her own voice heard.
Daniel and Tiffany, meanwhile, gradually calmed down. Daniel frowned, looking at Morrison.
"Did you discuss something this big with your parents?"
