The Sharehouse Novels & Stories

I was the one largely responsible for Jillard Group's success. I remembered when she used to look at me with such devotion, saying, "Jillard Group is thriving now, so you don't have to exhaust yourself anymore, Shawn. You can just focus on our family and me. I'll also transfer the majority of the shares to you so that you'll have peace of mind."

Queenie asked in a hushed voice, "Sherry, is this your place?” Sherry nodded. Queenie seemed puzzled. "Why didn’t you get a bigger place?” Sherry answered nonchalantly, "I live by myself, just a small and cozy space will do.” "But you’re going to be living with my brother and Caprice in the future, this house isn’t big enough for the three of you.” Sherry was about to say something when Madam Stockton interjected. She assured Queenie with complete certainty. "They’re going back to Glanchester eventually. This is only a temporary situation for them.”

Shawn laughed and said, “Mr. Wade, now that you’ve mentioned the food street, it was really an excellent investment. More than ten years ago, I spent one hundred and fifty-eight million Hong Kong dollars to buy the whole street. If I were to take it out and redevelop it now, the land alone would be worth at least three billion dollars!” Having said that, Shawn said to Charlie in a low voice, “The boss of Grohe Estate has taken a fancy to that street and wants to tear it down to build a commercial center there. If I collaborate with them, they will invest fifteen billion Hong Kong dollars to build it. I will use the land to buy shares, and they will give me thirty percent of the shares. I’m d

Does he not consider me a real wife? Huuft.... "My Honey. Come here! Don't be angry like that," he said pulling my hand closer to him. "On your cellphone earlier, it's true that the company's report is every three months. It will be reported to all shareholders," he explained, gently stroking my back. I don't understand anymore. What do the shareholders have to do with me? Or, because I'm the wife of a shareholder? "Well, since you are already in the Adijaya family. So, you get our company shares. And, that's the quarterly yield percentage!" he explained slowly.

That house has been renovated, and I almost didn't recognize it when I went back there. I want to have our own house, a house that I can say is really ours because we have the same shares, but he doesn't want to agree. He didn't want me to spend money, which is why he named the land he bought that he plans to build his new house and business on after me. That was the project we were talking about before, and he let me design my own. I wanted that house, which is why I was so excited for it.

Sydney was stunned and asked, “Is this the only house you have, or...?” “I have many. I also have a few villas.” Sharon rummaged through her memories. “My mom bought them all, but I don’t remember where they are. Do you want to buy a house, Ms. Raines? I can sell you one of my villas at a discount.” “...” Sydney rubbed her forehead in despair. She had just been upset that Sharon’s income was not high, but it turned out that Sharon only came out to experience life. The poor one here was Sydney.

“So you will get fifty in two and half years?” “Yes. Now that you own it, I’m waiting for them to finalize the entire sale.” I nodded in understanding. Then I thought of something to uplift her. “You wanna be a shareholder?” Her eyes lit up. “Will you let me?” “I’m offering you.” “Did you just buy it for sixty?” I shook my head. “No. If you wanna buy a share, it will be based on the current stock price.” “Of course.” She was not impressed. “Now you sound like our fathers.”

Old Master Hunt nodded to Robert, and he began to speak. “The power of your vote will be per the number of shares you hold, and I'd like to give us all a brief review of our shares.” “Old Master Hunt, 20% shares.” “Mr. Austin Hunt, 15% shares.” “Mrs. Audrey Hunt, 10% shares.” “Mr. Kayden Hunt, 15% shares.” “Mr. Jayden Hunt, 15% shares.” “Mrs. Grace Moore, 5% shares.” “Mr. Erwin Grant, 10% shares.”

“ So what you are trying to say is that she is a shareholder in this company. I don’t get it. How is that possible because from all that I know , no one decided to leave or sell their shares , so you have to tell me how that happened . Ethan looked at me, then smiled and then looked smiled at me and took his hands softly into his staring directly into my eyes . “When my wife died , her shares were left behind and she told me that , I should give her part of the share to the next woman that I would marry and that was her parting gift to me and so now that I have finally decided to remarry , I have decided to give the shared to my new wife whom is seated down here and that only means that she’

* *Adams Corps: Shares go down exponentially following the exit of six shareholders. The relentless headlines blared across every media outlet, casting a shadow over Adams Corps. The news of shares plunging exponentially after the departure of six shareholders had spread like wildfire, engulfing social media in an uproar. Heated debates echoed through every channel, magnifying the clash between the two rival companies.