CHAPTER 19

**Mavin.**

I was seated in my office, speaking to one of my top new clients who had left the meeting hall a while ago to come and speak with me. He knew that once the meeting ended at 1 p.m., many members would arrive on the fourth floor wanting to see me in my office.

I noticed that Henry had increased our new percentage shares as I had ordered him to, since many new companies wanted to partner with us and have my company promote their brands as well.

I no longer accepted a 50-50 percentage share, so I told Henry to increase the percentage shares to 20-80%. This meant that any new company wanting to partner with us would only receive 20% of the revenue profit from our promotion supporting their company’s growth and establishment, while my company would take 80%. However, not all of these new companies wanted to agree to it.

I mainly increased the shares like this to reduce the number of new companies that were coming to disturb me in my company. They now wanted to partner with us due