Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 668

**The Billionaire’s Last Obsession Series 668**
**Chapter 668: The Board Meeting**

The atmosphere in the boardroom was thick with tension as Henry leaned back in his chair, a self-satisfied smirk playing on his lips. “Yes,” he declared, his voice cutting through the murmurs of the gathered directors like a knife. “With this 30% of the shares firmly in my grasp, I stand as the largest shareholder. Skyreach Group will have no choice but to comply, whether they like it or not.”

Morgan, seated beside him, nodded slowly, his expression a mix of respect and skepticism. “Very well, Henry. Since you seem resolute in your decision, I won’t try to dissuade you. However, I must ask—once you take over, what’s your strategy for handling that shipment of new goods?”

Henry replied, his tone dripping with confidence, “Skyreach Group will manage it, of course. They’ve made a personal commitment, and there’s no backing out of that. As shareholders of Sinclair Group, it’s their obligation to follow through.”

Morgan couldn’t help but chuckle, a hint of amusement in his eyes. “You are quite the optimist, aren’t you? In that case, I have no further comments. I sincerely hope you achieve your ambitions.”

It was Wednesday, and the board meeting of Sinclair Group had reconvened. Every director was present, the air thick with anticipation.

In the conference room, Henry took his place at the head of the table, his expression one of smug satisfaction. He surveyed the room, relishing the power he now wielded.

A director sitting directly across from him leaned forward, a frown creasing his brow. “Henry, I must say, that seat doesn’t quite suit you anymore. You are no longer the General Manager of Sinclair Group, after all.”

Henry merely smiled, a glint of mischief in his eyes. “Oh, haven’t you heard the news? I’m now the largest shareholder, holding 45% of the company. With that level of ownership, decision-making power naturally falls to me. So, I’m here to announce: I’m back in charge.”

The other shareholders exchanged glances, their faces lighting up with enthusiasm. “Congratulations!” one of them exclaimed, clapping Henry on the back.

“Absolutely! I always knew he would make a comeback. And here he is!” another chimed in, their words a chorus of praise that filled the room.

Henry basked in the flattery, his chest swelling with pride.

Just then, a director glanced at the wall clock, his brow furrowing in concern. “It’s past ten. Where are the representatives from Skyreach Group? This is quite unprofessional.”

“How could they do this? It’s utterly irresponsible!” one director exclaimed, his voice rising above the rest.

“Henry, we need a solution—fast! If Skyreach Group exits, our cash flow will collapse entirely. What are we going to do about those new products?”

“Please, say something! We’re in a dire situation now. How can we possibly operate without funds?” another director pleaded, panic creeping into his voice.

“That’s right! They’ve only announced it on their website for now. If this news spreads tomorrow, we’ll be facing an even bigger crisis!” came another frantic voice, the urgency palpable.

The questions and concerns flew around the room like arrows, each one striking at Henry’s growing sense of dread. His face drained of color as the reality of the situation crashed down on him. He had never anticipated that Skyreach Group would pull out so abruptly. This unexpected turn of events felt like the ground being swept from beneath his feet, leaving him teetering on the edge of despair. If this was indeed true, even if he regained control and assumed the roles of General Manager or Chairman, Sinclair Group would still be teetering on the brink of bankruptcy unless these urgent issues were resolved.

“Henry, please, we need you to say something!” a director urged, desperation lacing his tone.