The Sharehouse Novels & Stories

I nodded slowly and opened the file. At first I didn’t fully understand what I was reading. But when I noticed the property deed, my vision darkened slightly. “What is this?” My voice came out quieter than expected. “What do you mean by twenty-five percent of Windsor shares? And the main houses?” My throat tightened as I checked the document again, thinking I had misunderstood something. But I hadn’t. The house where Justin and I used to live, the house where Mrs Windsor lived… and twenty-five percent of his company shares had been transferred to my name.

Rayka I think about everything that has been told, when a detail catches my eye, something Sarah said about their house. “Sarah said that she got "ONE" good house for you, does that mean you will share the house?” “Yes we will, both Bryan and I spend more time at work than at home, so there's no point in spending money buying two houses, we talked and agreed to share a house.” A very logical solution, and I'm sure Ness did her best to get a great house for them.

he explained. "You mean, the largest shares belong to two people?" I gaped, lost in a wild fantasy. That meant I would have my own shares, too. Shares in S.X Group? A company that controlled the lives of the elite in various fields. Oh my. "Yes. If the couple decides to stay together, their shares can be combined and become even stronger," Arthur concluded, buttoning his sleeves. I cupped my mouth. A small jump of reflex accompanied by uncontrollable enthusiasm. "Sir, how do I win?!"

"It'd cost you less to get rid of your own mother than to pay for the shares she holds in your company." I pulled out another document. The one I had found in Bridget's belongings. A document of ownership of 20% shares of Trevor's company as well as the mansion they currently live in. Apparently, her husband willed the house down to her rather than his son, Trevor. "With the threat of bankruptcy, you'd rather kill her to keep the shares all to yourself than let her live to take her shares out of the company." Tears threatened to fall but I shoved them back in. "You wouldn't want to lose the little shareholders you have if she pulled out that amount of shares."

The shares did not belong to her anyway, so she was not missing out on anything. Madam Hacks waved her arm. “Never mind. Just take the share transfer papers to him. The cunning fox won’t budge easily for a verbal agreement. “Yes, ma’am,” Mary Sue responded. … Back at the Lyfes’ family residence, Gareth sat in silence. The share transfer contract from Mary Sue was on the desk next to his arm. “Congratulations, Master. You have 15% Rove shares. You’ll be Rove’s biggest shareholder when Kaze hands over his 20%.”

I said, "what happens to the penthouse?" "Read the terms," she said. "It is all in there." "I am asking you," I said. "The penthouse goes into a shared asset pool pending valuation," she said. "The children's trusts stay protected. My personal accounts separate immediately." She looked at the folder, not at me. "It is fair, Cassian. Considering what you put this family through to get here." "I built everything we have," I said.

“She refuses to sign anything. Won’t sign the divorce papers. Won’t sign the separation papers. Won’t even look at them.” “Damn.” “We technically still live in the same house,” he continues, “but I did close on another property.” Knox looks interested immediately. “Oh yeah?” Shane nods. “Yeah. About a block away.” “Where you get it from?” “You know Sade and Adamo?” Everybody nods. “Well, Adamo had a property and basically let me get it dirt cheap.” Knox sits up straight immediately. “How cheap?” Shane laughs. “Like… under thirty thousand.”

Gemma asked, surprised. "And they have two children together." Lauren added. Lauren. "I grumbled. "Oh my God! Like...like...you have two kids for that man...that man over there?" Sharon gushed. "He's one of our shareholders, Gemma announced. I had just wanted to enjoy this fucking night! It didn't matter if he had shares in this company... It's normal for a hardworking billionaire like him to keep expanding his wealth... Maybe I would only get to see him in gatherings like this...

Isla understood Alex's good intentions, but did not fully understand Alex's background and was still a little unsettled, so she reminded him. "Let me just briefly tell you the situation of Quill City Media. A situation like yours, where a single person holds the majority of the company's shares, is purely an exception. Usually, the shares of a company are scattered, and the larger the company, the more divided the shares are. In the case of Quill City Media, for example, there are more than 30 shareholders, both large and small. Henry Doyle, as the largest shareholder, holds less than 20% of the shares." Alex nodded thoughtfully and said, "It turns out that Henry Doyle's personal influence i