The Sharehouse Novels & Stories

"Oh!it means that you are rich and comfortable.To be a shareholder at Infinity is everything.That's a lot you know" "Yeah I get it now.I like the word.Set guy...set guy...set guy..."he repeated continually. "Common stop.Anyways,how come you are a shareholder at Infinity whearance you studied petroleum engineering.Infinity is a company that deals with buying of houses,properties and estate management.What has that got to do with engineering?"she asked. "Sweetheart,you don't have to be an engineer before you become a shareholder at a company.Just gain knowledge on what you want to embark on,invest and gain,invest and lose as well.Thats how it goes".

“Alone in this house.” “Don’t put dirty thoughts in my head. You’ll end up regretting it.” “As if.” I taunted. “You couldn’t even fuck me if I was naked before you.” “You want to bet?” “How much?” “Your vacation house in Switzerland will do.” That house cost me millions to purchase, and I spent a few thousand to maintain it every year. He would have to push me to the limit if he wanted that house. “But if you fail,” I traced a finger down his muscular chest. “You’ll give me just five percent of H.K’s shares.”

Was it because Shawn had mentored her, or was it because they were. Sadie stopped herself. That was a secret she was sworn to keep on Shawn's strict orders. Zara made her move, and sure enough, Wadsworth Company quickly followed suit. They each owned 14% of the shares. They were neck and neck, so whoever ended up with more would take control of SAM. The fierce competition in the stock market drove SAM's share price sky-high, from 25 dollars to 75 in just one week. It looked like it would climb even higher.

“What do I do, Tony? I feel like I’m going to become a rich woman very soon.” As long as Hilliville remained a hot trend, it was only a matter of time before the real estate prices doubled. She owned forty percent of the property in all of Hilliville. If I sell when Hilliville is at its peak… By then, don’t say I looked down on five percent of Stark Group’s shares and one billion. If she agreed to sell Hilliville to the Hart Group, Hart Group would also become a fairly large shareholder. “Isn’t being a rich woman a good thing?” He raised his eyebrows as he rubbed the top of her head affectionately.

Yes, I secretly found this out in his study a month before Nate showed up. 4% out of Sterly's company's share... How huge was that? It needed to be noted that Shawn's company wasn't a mere company but more like a group... a conglomerate. I shook my head. The thought of it made me dizzy. "Anything? I really can't think of anything right now. Instead, I want to give you the whole world and more..." "Huh? What did you say?" I glanced at Shawn as my face scrunched up slightly.

Diana sat gnashing their teeth. This is not going to be possible. That old fool must have held a grudge against her all her life and he finds a convenient time to trample upon her. What nonsense! “...as the heiress of the Shawn family, she now owns this mansion. And 50% of his shares goes to Sophia. The remaining 50% is to be shared by his children Dekunle and Margret Shawn. His liquid wealth is equally going to be shared in two. Half goes to the heiress. Miss Sophia Shawn and the remaining half to be shared between his children, Dekunle and Margret Shawn.

" He explained. "Wait, Hazel has fifty percent? So, you're saying all the shareholders put together have fifty percent too?" Shayla asked. He sighed, "Well, I bought some shares off of them. So, I have about 10% and that of the shareholders added to mine makes up 50%." "Well, then it's easy. I have a solution." She told him. "What solution?" He asked. "I have shares in Hazel's company. Collins has shares too. And I'm sure his mom, Hazel's sister has shares as well.

Especially her cousin Regina, who looked at Killian with eyes that lit up instantly, "Sheila, you bought a house in the capital? Rooms in the capital are so expensive? Even the cheap ones cost more than ten thousand per square meter, right?" Sheila restrained herself: "More or less." Bruce didn't think much of it: "The down payment must be at least over a million. The mortgage will be tough too." "Sheila, after you two pay off the mortgage every month, you probably won't have much left." Regina then asked, "Sheila, how much is your monthly mortgage payment?" Before Sheila could answer, Penny asked, "Is the house considered pre-marital property or joint property after marriage? Your parents m

"I can make any request, right?" Jessamine asked. Thaddeus felt indebted to her, so he wanted to make it up to her. "Yeah, as long as it's within my capabilities." "I want five percent of Holt Jewelry's original shares, "Jessamine said without hesitation. As soon as she finished her words, Thaddeus' expression shifted. Holt Jewelry had an annual income of billions of dollars. Even five percent of those shares were worth a lot. Thaddeus only had twenty percent, while Thomas had a bit more than that. Even Noah, Corey, and Heather had a small portion of shares. The rest of them were divided among the shareholders.

"Share as in the same house, not the same room." "The same room," Helen confirmed, looking uncomfortable. "Your father's lawyers were very explicit about the terms and they'll be checking in regularly to ensure compliance." "You're joking." "I'm afraid not. The master suite has been prepared with separate closets and bathroom areas, but you'll both be staying here." I stared at her in disbelief. "There are seven bedrooms in this house." "And you're required to share one of them," Helen said firmly. "Those are the terms." I wanted to argue but the look on her face told me it wouldn't change anything, so I just nodded tightly and watched her leave.