Single Mom's Sweet Husband (Charlotte) novel Chapter 176

Charlotte shook her head. "I don't know about that. What about you, Rick?"

"Same here."

"Does that mean that Tiffany crossed the line with Shane?"

Charlotte shrugged her shoulders. In any case, it had nothing to do with her now.

When she saw that Charlotte had lost interest, Anne did not ask any more questions. She thought of the little kid who was waiting to be fed at home. She suggested, "Shall we go home? Sheryl has been waiting for an explanation."

"Okay." Charlotte handed the document in her hand to Anne. "I just want to trouble you to help me deal with this."

"This is..." Anne took the document.

A share transfer agreement?

Why was she giving this to her for no reason?

Anne opened it and found that they were the shares of Emerson Corporation. "Lottie, why are you giving this to me?"

"They're the safest with you. This is the result of my discussion with your brother," said Charlotte.

"I don't mind taking care of them for you." Anne put the documents away.

Charlotte smiled. "I know you don't care about these work things, but I don't think it's suitable for me or Rick to hold onto the shares of Emerson Corporation."

Anne nodded with an "Mm" sound and said, "I understand."

They left the hospital and returned home.

Sheryl had been waiting for a long time.

As she watched her Mommy come home, she was happy and angry. She was happy that Mommy was finally fine again. She was mad that Charlotte hadn't told Sheryl about this and had come home already.

Great-grandma would definitely be sad.

When she saw the child's resentful gaze, Charlotte didn't know what to do for a moment. She smiled bitterly and said, "Sheryl, the past two days, I..."

"Let me do it," Rick came forward to suggest. "You go up and have a rest."

"But, Rick, if she doesn't even listen to what I say, will she listen to you?"

"It's okay. You can go."

Charlotte looked at Sheryl and the little girl made a face at her.

Alright.

It was indeed better to leave this to someone else. Charlotte sighed, "Okay."

After she went upstairs, Charlotte sat down on the bed and put the pen and notebook she had brought back from the hospital in the bedside drawer.

In the past three days, she could move about freely.

Therefore, she had discussed many things with Rick about the matter of taking over the Emerson Corporation.

For now, the Jane Corporation's development was stable, but it lacked a partner in the logistics industry. However, Emerson Corporation was worthy of consideration.

If they thought about it from a logical standpoint, with the death of the old chairman of the Emerson Corporation, the new directors and CEO were less effective. They were not familiar with the company's business so it was normal for them to lose money in the next one to three years.

However.

Now, with the market in a semi- quiescent period, all industries were developing rapidly.

Without the limit of capital, new entrepreneurs would increase. Things could change a lot in a month, much less a year. In these circumstances, there were only two paths the Emerson Corporation could take.

They would either be acquired or go bankrupt.

On the whole, the Emerson Corporation was going downhill, so it could be taken over.

Charlotte looked at the documents in the drawer and subconsciously touched the bracelet on her hand. The ringing of her cell phone interrupted her thoughts.

Beep! Beep! Beep!

Her thoughts were interrupted by the ringing of her cell phone.

She came back to earth and picked it up. "Hello?"

"This is Zoe."

Zoe Watson?

It was Shane's secretary.

She was also one of the people Charlotte had been closest with in the company.

Charlotte didn't know why she was calling. After a moment of silence, she opened her mouth and said, "What is it?"

"Please talk to Christopher. When I was sorting out the CEO's document today, I saw that he was the person who was buying the company's shares, and..." Zoe took a deep breath when she said this. It seemed that she did not have the courage to continue.

Charlotte knew Zoe quite well.

She was very serious about her work, and she was very calm and reliable.