The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 1610

Frank explained, "Once you have the share transfer agreement printed, go straight to Zamri Hospital. I'll have Fleur Lang transfer all the shares she owns—that way, Lanecorp's majority shareholder will be Helen, and even Yora Yimmel would have no right to demand her departure."

"Eh?"

Gina did a double take but was soon delighted.

She really thought for a moment that her daughter would have to step down from Lanecorp's board chair, and that they had to return to humble little Riverton.

They certainly did not expect that they would have a way out in Fleur… To think that Frank could produce such a splendid idea so soon!

However, Helen quickly snuffed out Gina's delight.

"Don't celebrate just yet, Mom," she told Gina and turned to Frank. "I don't think Madam Lang would happily hand her shares over to me."

"Right…"

Gina flinched in realization—asking that hag for something like that was a pipe dream, no?

"Don't worry. I have an idea," Frank said confidently.

"Are you going to… force her?"

Helen frowned, finding such an option unacceptable.

How was that any different from daylight robbery?

Still, Frank shrugged. "Don't worry—I won't do that. I'll get Fleur to willingly transfer her shares to you."

"Ah. Oh, okay…"

Moreover, there was the showbiz division led by Noel York and the plans she had for the company's future…

That was when Lily, Helen's personal secretary, arrived and handed her a document."Ms. Lane, I've printed the share transfer agreement."

"Thanks." Helen nodded and slid the agreement into her briefcase.

As she pulled Gina along to leave, however, Lily suddenly stepped in front of her.

"Are you really leaving, as in leaving Lanecorp, Ms. Lane?" she asked, a wistful look on her face. "Actually, we had an internal discussion earlier… If you're really leaving, we'll go wherever you go."

As Helen's secretary, Lily had clearly seen how hard Helen worked, raking in so many partnerships and businesses for Lanecorp. No one in Lanecorp knew better than Lily how hard she worked.

Helen felt warmth in her heart as Lily conveyed her true feelings, and she clapped Lily's shoulder assuringly. "Don't worry. There's no chance I'm leaving!"