172 Brothers' Game

"I won't let you monopolize this company. Don't get too happy. One day, I'll take back what's mine," Solo retorted. "Tomorrow, I'll call a shareholders' meeting and strip you of your decision-maker status." Solo wasn’t in the mood for such games, and he didn’t like the fact that business wasn’t going in a healthy direction. A strong businessman like him prided himself on growing his business while allowing a chance for a proper reputation. He disliked businessmen who manipulated their way to the top. "Even if my decision-maker status is revoked, you can't replace me because we have equal shares," Ron said with a smile. "All these years, you've been busy spending money at home. You have no idea how to manage the company. Do you think you can run it if you take over?" Solo chuckled. "Who said I have to manage the company myself? My dear brother, our constant fighting isn't helping either of us. How about a compromise?" Ron flatly refused, "No, I think things are fine as they ar