On Tuesday morning, Lynch held a shareholders' meeting.
Mark, the tall and thin one, Asir, and other local investors arrived at the company's conference room, along with representatives from Curilan City's investors.
Although it was called a shareholders' meeting, there were only eight people, but a shareholders' meeting is a shareholders' meeting, regardless of the number of participants.
Sitting in the chairman's seat, everyone's focus was on Lynch. He flipped through the materials in his hand for a moment, about a minute or two, before turning his attention to the meeting.
"There are two matters to discuss at this shareholders' meeting. The first issue is the development plan for the next stage..." he said while observing the people around the conference table.
The representative from Curilan City looked as if he didn't care but would faithfully report back, and he had prepared a notebook and pen to record the meeting's content.
