The drama (2)

When the people heard that, they nodded in agreement. That was plausible. Mr. Marcus is one of the biggest shareholder in a lot of companies and he also has a lot of shareholder friends. When there’s a conflict in the company where his money was, he takes it upon himself to resolve the conflict instead of pulling out his shares, except that the company was heading for bankruptcy. The man wield so much power in those companies that his words and votes are enough to fire any worker in those companies, including CEOs.

The most interesting things about Mr. Marcus is that he doesn’t own a company but any company he decides to invest in would prosper without a doubt and also, any company he withdrew from would fall.

Some people started to whisper among themselves, no wonder he didn’t vote nor vetoed when the decision to make Atlas the CEO, so it was because he was waiting for his daughter to wake up so he could support his future son-in-law. Brilliant! Saffron heard it all and couldn’t thi