Chapter 1527
“Why do you say that, Mr. Hunt? The purpose of this meeting is to identify problems. We’ve got many competitors, and the internal conflicts in this company are getting serious. Also, many of our talents have resigned. If we don’t come up with something, it’s only a matter of time before the company crashes and burns.” Wesley added fuel to the fire, nearly exposing his idea of dismissing Stefan.
Stefan glared at Wesley coldly and sneered, “So, Mr. Jennings, what do you think is a good solution to this?”
“Well… I can’t bring myself to say it!” When Wesley met Stefan’s gaze, timidness got the better of him. He kept his head low and didn’t dare to speak.
Shane then took over and said boldly, “His idea is simple- he wants you to rest and get better, and we’ll appoint someone else as the president of Hunt Enterprise.”
The conference room instantly became silent.
However, Stefan remained calm. He smiled and said, “Mr. Jennings, is that what you meant?”
Wesley waved anxiously. “I… No, I didn’t mean that. I just want what’s best for the company and your health, Mr. Hunt.”
“Thank you for being so thoughtful, Mr. Jennings.” Stefan’s tone was dangerous, and Wesley’s face paled.
“I think Wes’ idea is good, but no one else can lead Hunt Enterprise except Mr. Hunt. We’d better not appoint another president and get a worse one!” Another shareholder plucked up the courage to express his thoughts.
“You don’t have to worry about that. Isn’t Mr. Jovan Hunt, the former vice president, pretty talented? Wasn’t the business department in North Amentia making great profits, second only to the profits made by the headquarters? Now, it’s actually on par with the headquarters. I think he’s a rare talent,” Shane quickly said.
“Did all of you forget what he did? How can we let such a reckless and cunning man lead Hunt Enterprise?” Jimmy smacked the table and objected indignantly.
“He did that for the sake of the company because he thought something had happened to Mr. Hunt. I think it’s understandable since he just took the position as leader during a time of crisis,” Shane explained casually, avoiding the main point.
“But I heard that his health isn’t good, and he’s living on medicine. Plus, he’s blind too, and resigned ages ago. I’m afraid he can’t replace Mr. Hunt,” Jimmy scoffed. He always looked down on Jovan.
“Thank you for your concern, Mr. Wright, but my eyes are fine now.” Jovan’s voice came from the door as he strode into the conference room in a suit, looking refined.