Wyatt Perry just looked coldly at these shareholders who claimed to be acting for the good of Windrise. They only considered their own interests and never truly cared for Windrise.
Claudia Ross had acquired quite a number of stocks from retail investors during the stock price's steep decline. If they genuinely cared about Windrise, they should have also bought stocks in large quantities at that time. But they didn't, nearly selling off their own stocks at low prices.
Wyatt Perry understood all too well the saying "when a tree falls, the monkeys scatter."
During the years away from the Perrys, he had already become indifferent to the warmth and coldness of human relationships. He led the Perrys out of difficulties with sheer determination, and sentiments had become very faint in his heart.
With the shareholders, it was only about interests, no sentiment.
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At 6:30 PM, Wyatt Perry arrived on time at the restaurant where Mr. Lu had invited their family for dinner.
