Romans & histoires The Sharehouse

"First of all, you are my wife. Even if I bought the house, you legally own half of it. The law will protect you from anyone who wants to take away that right, including me. Second, if you had shared your apartment with me, I would be worried about my sleeping place all the time, so where will I get the time and energy to invest in the stock market? Finally, you're my lucky charm in choosing which stocks to invest in. Without you, I probably would be suffering losses in the stock exchange. Now, do you still think you'd be freeloading by living here rent-free? All of those reasons perfectly justify your stay here,"

Caldeo challenged Josh. “Ah, that's not enough, I heard it's almost bankrupt,” Josh ignored Caldeo's bullshit again. “He-he, you know that? Then how about the gallery that is owned by Sharon's family? Even though it's not the gallery, but 29.7% of the shares are in my hands. We can exchange some with other special things for me, young master, so you don't have to play too long on this campus,” Caldeo offered, which was enough to make Josh widen.

"This house is in my name too!" "Is it?" I took a photocopy out of my bag and threw it in his face. "The down payment for this house was my premarital property, and every mortgage payment came from my salary account. Under the new law, I hold a 70% share of this house. If anyone's leaving, it's you." Cameron picked up the paper from the floor, his expression changing. He hadn't expected that the wife who only buried herself in drawing plans and supposedly had no concept of money had kept a trump card.

Maisie didn't have the luxury of spending the whole day at the hospital. After lunch, she called for a nurse while she went to gather shares according to the shareholder list. About half an hour after leaving the hospital, Maisie arrived at the Sheldon Estate. Roy Sheldon, much like Henry, also owned 10% of Bardot Group's shares. When Maisie rang the doorbell at the estate, the butler who answered seemed unsurprised by her presence. He gestured for her to follow him inside.

No matter what Lucas was planning, Shawn really wanted to give Gale all the shares under his name. This would be her life's guarantee, her life's reliance. With these shares, no one would underestimate her anymore, and she would become the richest woman in the country! He could give her everything he had, including his life. So, what are shares? And… Shawn has his own selfishness. Once Gale accepted these shares, she would become a shareholder of Wood's Group. In the future, she would need to be present at the company's shareholders' meeting, board of directors, and other major meetings!

Working with Keisha won't be easy at all. ******************************************* Daniel stepped into the moon house, these past weeks, he had been so busy with what he had to do that he hardly went home. He had to find the other two people who are co-shareholders in his father's company, he had to get those shares and now, his men have succeeded in getting those people and they're now in the moon house waiting for him. Franklin Howard and Mark Walker both had the biggest shares after his father. Franklin in Jenny's Fabrics which his father has changed the name to J&C Corporation. And Mark owns the biggest share after his father in Calvin's family business and tonight, both shares will b

"All you knew was that your money got split two ways—one share for this family, one share for that one." "You couldn't even take care of yourself."

“According to this signed document, you’re eligible to five hundred million each, as well as two percent shares from the company, proceeds of which will be paid to both your accounts every month for as long as the company remains standing. Legal ownership of your old house has also been relegated to you.” Julia started to scream in excitement while Mia burst into tears. Xavier’s father had given them less than two percent shares when he had been alive. “So does that mean we won’t have to work as janitors anymore?” Julia asked. “I suppose not.” “Oh my…” “I just need you both to sign here and here and everything will be finished. You understand why all of this has to be in paper, right? My cli

“Of course, Pepper would not evict me, but my pride would not take charity. You should know by now that I am as stubborn as she is.” Shan rolled her eyes at me. Then her gaze shifted, and she roamed the four walls around us before shaking her head. Maybe it still had not sunk in that Burke and Partners, Limited owns a new building. But more importantly, she did not know that she owns part of this building. I invested part of her monthly allowance in this. In a few months, this will earn income, too, because I also plan to rent out the lower floors. “Out with it,” Shan said when she saw me hesitating.

She decided to ease her expression and said, “Liberty, Serenity, your aunt is right. At the end of the day, we’re a family. If anything, let’s sit down and talk. “I don’t want to argue with you anymore. We’ll wait for your granddad and the others to come back so they can talk to you. No matter what, this house is mine.” Serenity sneered, “I don’t want to argue or fight with you as well, Grandmom. Let’s meet in court.” Going to court was to determine their shares of the inheritance. In Audrey’s words, this house was a joint property of her parents after their marriage—half belonged to her mother while the other half to her father. This house covered an area of 1,100 square feet. Half of it be