Rebirth: Clinging to My Possessive Magnate

Chapter 1116: Chapter 1116: Why

Sophie Wilson hadn’t yet spoken before Old Mrs. Wilson started scolding: "Emerie, are you out of your mind?"

"Dad, can you really blame me for this?" Emerie felt wronged to the extreme. "If you didn’t treat Benjamin like this, would I have transferred my shares to him?"

"You, you..." Old Mrs. Wilson was so angry at Emerie that he was trembling and couldn’t even speak.

"Dad, you really can’t blame me. If it weren’t for my brother’s relentless pressure, and you treating Benjamin this way, I wouldn’t have done this. Besides, Benjamin did it to stand up for me," Emerie said proudly.

Meanwhile, she looked affectionately at Benjamin Walton; his actions just now were incredibly heartwarming, and made her feel the imposing presence of her man, truly handsome and charming.

"Dad, ultimately, it’s all your fault. If you hadn’t forced me, Benjamin wouldn’t have thought of buying other people’s shares, and he wouldn’t have stood up for me."

In Emerie’s eyes, Benjamin Walton was now perfect in every way.

"You actually... did such a thing behind my back." Old Mrs. Wilson turned his gaze towards the other board members, guessing who had transferred their shares.

"Old Mr. Wilson, you can’t blame us for this," one of the directors said helplessly. "We just wanted to preserve the business we worked hard for all our lives. Now that everything’s out in the open, we won’t be involved in your company’s matters anymore. We’re leaving."

The few directors who had transferred their shares to Benjamin Walton left decisively, but their actions placed Old Mrs. Wilson in an incredibly awkward position.

Emerie, eager to add insult to injury, spoke up: "Dad, now Benjamin is the largest shareholder of Wilson Corporation. Shouldn’t the chairman position be held by Benjamin from our household?"

"You, you..." Old Mrs. Wilson was now so furious he was on the verge of a stroke. He never imagined everything would be destroyed by the daughter he had cherished since childhood.

"Dad, from now on, Benjamin is in charge of this company, so I’m not worried about being kicked out of the Wilson Clan." As she spoke, Emerie’s resentful gaze fell on Sophie Wilson. "If someone hadn’t forced me, I wouldn’t have done this, and Benjamin wouldn’t have done so much for me."

Sophie Wilson listened to Emerie’s accusations and burst into laughter: "Emerie, are you saying everything’s my fault, that I forced you?"

"What else?" Emerie said triumphantly, raising her chin. "Sophie Wilson, don’t think you can make me leave the Wilson Clan. Look, I have Benjamin backing me, and now, Wilson Corporation is under my husband’s control."

Sophie Wilson burst into laughter and asked Emerie: "Seems like you’re quite proud? You think my father is eager to return to the Wilson Clan?"

"By doing this, you handed over your father’s life’s work to an outsider. Aren’t you afraid of angering your parents to death?" Sophie Wilson raised an eyebrow and asked.

"What do you mean by an outsider?" Hearing Sophie Wilson’s words, Emerie became displeased. "Benjamin is my husband; how could he be an outsider? The company handed over to Benjamin is also Dad’s, we’re a family. Benjamin did it just for me."

"Seems like you have a lot of faith in Benjamin Walton’s feelings for you," Sophie Wilson observed Emerie with a smile that wasn’t really a smile.

"Of course," Emerie said with utmost certainty.

"If he’s so good to you, then why does he have an illegitimate child who’s already over twenty?" Sophie asked Emerie with a smile.