Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 840

The online controversy was escalating, with the Casson family getting tangled up in it. Plus, with the whole Selena drama, no one from the Casson family had reached out to her, which was kind of weird.

Seeing her mood getting better, Ian shamelessly seized the opportunity to suck up to her.

"You should head home early tonight."

With that, he shot a glance at Jeff.

Getting the hint, Jeff took over the conversation.

"Boss, you've got to attend the company meeting. Dennis has been a bit edgy recently. Plus, you've lost 10 percent of your shares. I'm kind of worried he might rally others to take a shot at you. That could potentially."

Maja, in the middle of changing shoes, paused at the remark.

"How on earth did he lose 10 percent of his shares?"

Finally, they got to the crux of the matter.

Ian didn't respond, but Jeff did in his stead.

"Due to the whole Ms. Connie situation, the rest of the Raymond family blamed you. Plus, after Ms. Casson's incident, both she and Ms. Raymond pointed fingers at you. Ms. Connie is Dennis's daughter. To quell the issue, the boss voluntarily transferred 10 percent of Raymond Corporation shares."

Ten percent of Raymond Corporation shares! That's no small potatoes!

Maja was momentarily speechless. Why hadn't she heard of this before?

She was even struggling to believe it.

Jeff quickly produced some documents.

"These are the share transfer agreements the boss signed. The shares have been transferred to the other members of the Raymond family. The boss used to hold 55 percent of the shares, having control over the Raymond family. Now that 10 percent has been transferred, if Dennis manages to rally others, the boss's position in Raymond Corporation might."

Before he could finish, Maja snatched the contract and scrutinized it.

Indeed, it was a share transfer agreement.

She turned to Ian, fuming, and asked, "Have you lost your mind? Do you understand what 10 percent of the shares stand for?"

Ian stood by the entrance, noticing Jeff had already dismissed the rest.