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The Day Silence Spoke novel Chapter 278

"So you started without me, didn't you?" Clifford said calmly. "Then please, continue. Where were we? The vote? In that case, as a shareholder, my vote should count as well, shouldn't it?"

Wallace retorted, "Didn't you resign? We are currently holding a meeting to elect a new CEO. Since you're here, you might as well give your farewell speech."

His words were a clear declaration of the outcome.

"Besides, the vote is already over. Even with your vote, the result is seven to six."

Clifford was silent for a moment, then let out a soft laugh.

Everyone thought he had gone mad, to be able to laugh at a time like this.

Clifford raised a hand and gestured to Ziven behind him. Understanding immediately, Ziven brought over a file.

Clifford tossed the file onto the table. "In that case, I suppose it's time I exercised my own power. According to the bylaws, a shareholder with over 34% possesses veto power. Apologies, but I happen to hold exactly 35%. Therefore, I declare your vote invalid."

The statement made several people, especially Wallace, jump to their feet.

"You… how is that possible?" Wallace snatched the file, his eyes scanning it in disbelief.

"How dare you, Clifford!" Wallace slammed his hand on the table, knocking a bottle of water to the floor.

Clifford continued coolly, "Oh, and one more thing. According to company regulations, any attempt to manipulate corporate decisions by influencing shareholder votes or interfering with company operations is a serious violation of board rules, warranting removal from one's position and expulsion from the board of directors. For the sake of fairness, let's put it to a vote."

Leaning one hand on the table, Clifford raised the other slightly. "All in favor of removing Wallace from his position and the board of directors, please raise your hands."

Wallace's face twitched with rage. 'Violation of board rules'—what a load of nonsense! This was just an excuse. He was dead set on kicking his own father out of the company!

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