The Sharehouse Novels & Stories

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.

to emphasize unity. “Those who do not join us must pay rent for housing or stalls. For those preferring better accommodations, penthouses will be made available to them. In addition to penthouses, we will offer cave houses and other residences, all payable in essence stones. As for profits from Forgotten Shore, I will take 51%, Kara and Gordon 9% each, and the Sampsons 31%. These are our shares. All major decisions will be discussed by shareholders, but I retain veto power." Wilson was momentarily stunned, then smiled and said, "Sir, you must be joking. The Sampsons would never covet what belongs to you. Forgotten Shore is yours, and we respect that."

I have 25% shares in George's GM enterprise and l leave them to the beloved twins. I give my two town houses and all apartments to the kids. Ashina there is a villa in international city l brought recently for you as a gift for your birthday. The keys are with my lawyer. The Maina mansion l put it under Dorris's name and my 20% shares in Anthony group. The other shares 25% should be divided by my other twins Edina and Eric. And l give them the EE villa and the two neighboring houses. The income from the village farms should be shared equally by my dear mother and my sisters.

I read. I had written six sections. The first section was about what shares actually were. Not the financial definition. What they meant. I read: *A share is a portion of something built. When you hold a share you are saying: I believe in what this is and I want to be connected to it. Not to control it. To be connected.* The second section was about Victor.

Winchester said. “When are you planning to start?” “Tomorrow,” Joel said, with a twinkle in his eye. “The family gets an automatic 15% share. Asher explained how all new businesses on the ranch work, and it’s that money that keeps the ranch alive. The rest of the shares will be divided equally between me, Oscar, and Asher.” “Why does Asher get a share?” Finn asked. “He’s investing the cost of the first five cabins.” Joel crossed his arms over his chest, and everyone started laughing as he stared Finn down.