My Substitute Wife is a Bigwig (Loud and Lily) novel Chapter 176

Before anyone knew it, Lily had started to shine spectacularly.

Shannon bit her lip as tears welled up in her eyes, and she stubbornly refused to let them fall.

Lily glanced at her indifferently and retracted her gaze. "Now that you know the identity of the man in the photos. It's time we talk about the Facebook post now."

After she said that, she glanced at Ian. He got her signal and pressed a button on the computer. The screen now showed the ID of the Facebook sender and the contents from Shannon's phone.

Shannon was stunned to see this. "How... How did you..."

Lily smirked and said, "There are many things about me that you can't imagine. Do you want to see?"

"No!" Shannon shouted without thinking. She didn't know what else Lily had, but she couldn't let Lily continue.

If Lily carried on, Shannon would lose her mind.

Liam looked at the contents on the screen and felt too ashamed to stay there any longer.

He walked up to Lily and apologized to her. "I'm sorry for not educating and disciplining Shannon properly as her father. I apologize to you on her behalf. As I have something to attend to, I'll be leaving first."

Lily glanced at him. "Mr. Martinez, I don't blame you."

Liam smiled bitterly and said nothing. He turned and nodded at Stefan and Melanie before leaving alone. He didn't take anyone else from the Martinez family with him.

Loid narrowed his eyes, his expression solemn. "I think 20 percent of the Martinez Group shares would be an adequate compensation."

"What?" Julia's face fell drastically. "20 percent?"

Although the shares of the Martinez Group were in the hands of their own family members, after dividing them among the eldest and second eldest sons, they didn't have many shares left. Julia only had 40 percent of the shares. If she gave away 20 percent, she wouldn't be the largest shareholder anymore.

"What's wrong? Are you not willing?" Loid adjusted his suit sleeves lazily, looking unbothered.

Julia's heart raced. After a fierce internal struggle, she finally nodded. "Okay, we'll do as you said."

Keeping the Martinez family intact was more important than holding on to 20 percent of the shares.