"Alright. I’d like to visit and thank everyone as well," Beatrice responded pleasantly.

Then, she remembered something else. "Oh, the two brothers from the Chandler family came to the company to see me today. They said they’ve decided to work with us, and they want us to become their sole shareholder for joint development."

"Oh?" I felt warmed by the news; it seemed those brothers were loyal and principled.

"You should work with them. You’re friends who share adversity. It's not a bad idea. If they take over completely now, it might not be good for the development of the company. It'll be better to work together. They’ll have an ally, and you won't need to worry as much." I encouraged her.

"But I'm a little worried. Some people might think I'm taking advantage of the situation." Beatrice expressed her concern. "This is a very sensitive issue."

"If you approach it with a supportive mindset, I don't think you’ll have anything to worry about. Besides, some things shouldn't be influe