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my adopted son, Ram
As Rudra continued with his announcement, the atmosphere in the room grew even more tense. Rajeev, visibly unsettled by the sudden decision, attempted to interrupt, his voice laced with confusion. "Father, why this sudden—"
But Rudra cut him off with a stern look, silencing him before he could finish. With a commanding gaze, he turned his attention back to the audience. "I am transferring 10% of my shares to my son, Rajeev," Rudra announced, his voice steady and resolute. "Another 10% to my daughter, Gnapika. And the remaining 10% to my wife, Ambika." The room erupted in shocked whispers, a wave of disbelief washing over the gathered shareholders. Even Nirbhay, who had expected many things from Rudra, hadn’t seen this coming. His smile faltered for a moment, a flicker of anger passing through his eyes. Rajeev having equal shares in the company as him was a reality he wasn’t prepared to face. The thought gnawed at him, filRelated chapters
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