"Thank you, sister, but Blue Rhythm isn't just mine alone, I hope later on, we can work together to make Blue Rhythm even better."
Arabella Vanderbilt tugged at the corner of her lips, "Since it's about working together for the company, why go to such lengths to take these shares from me?"
A seemingly indifferent remark caused Juliana Vanderbilt's face to flush with awkwardness, a slight twitch at the corner of her eyes.
Arabella showed no mercy in exposing her hypocrisy, why speak these high-sounding words when it's all for more benefits and power.
"I also have my own company to manage. Since Chairman Roberts trusts you so much, I hope you won't let her down. As for me... I'm happy being a leisure shareholder, the annual dividends are not bad either."
Rosy Roberts's face darkened.
It was just like stirring the pot.
Arabella still held that 15% of the shares, thinking about this also left her frustrated.
After all, there were still so many shares in her hands,
