The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 1055

Kallum glanced at the other board members and insolently took off his shoes to put his feet on the table, as if he was in his own house.

Snorting in amusement, he then asked, "So? How are you going to confiscate my shares, Ms. Lane? Did you think some verbal threat would intimidate me? Go on, do it—let's see if you can actually carry out your threat."

The other board members also quickly joined in, voicing their disapproval.

"You're a fringe member of the Lane family, Helen Lane! Mr. Gaetz has always been in charge here—show some respect!"

"Exactly. A woman like you trying to lord over us? You really give yourself too much credit!"

"Strutting as soon as you come in and demanding Kallum to give up his seat?! Just stand there and shut up!"

"You can make us coffee since you have nothing to do anyway… And make it extra milky."

As the board members laughed rowdily, Helen's gaze cooled.

She had been prepared for over a dozen scenarios before she came and was prepared for the worst.

However, the situation was simply worse than that—they were already determined to oppose her.

Not bothered that Kallum refused to give up his seat, Helen took a deep breath and smiled icily.

Since they refused to respect her, she had no reason to respect them either.

Kallum simply chuckled and groaned sarcastically, "The majority shareholder? The representative of Lane family's interest? Oh, my… who do you think you're talking to, Ms. Lane? Did you think a sheet of paper would make us comply?"

"If any of you have a complaint, put it up with the Lane family," Helen retorted coolly.

"Well, we don't have any complaints." Kallum flashed a sleazy grin. "After all, you're as beautiful as an angel, and not many would compare… But we're simply refusing to cooperate."

"Exactly!" A board member quickly agreed. "We won't cooperate!"

"I don't care what happens in the Lane family, but we have contributed our blood and sweat to Lanecorp… and they're now suddenly letting some woman walk all over us, telling us what to do?!"

"It's plain civil disobedience. That's all."