After he said this, the meeting room remained silent for a long time until another voice said, "But, he might not be willing to help us after we kicked him out of the company so ruthlessly."

“What should we do then? The Johnston family has obviously fallen apart and Travis doesn't have the skills needed to save the company. I have checked the company's accounts, and from what I saw, a capital crisis is inevitable."

“When we were struggling before, we went to Isaac for help and he saved us, but as soon as we saw that we no longer needed him, we discarded him without considering the amount of money he'd made us earn. We were ungrateful and cruel. Honestly, I don't have the nerve to beg him for help now that we need him again. Besides, I don't own many shares in this company. So, I'll leave you guys to take care of your problem. It no Longer concerns me."

After a shareholder said this, he stood up and left. Others that were just like him followed suit.

The other shareholders couldn't just abandon everything and leave too. They had a lot of shares.

If the company did face a financial crisis like they were expecting, then their shares, or rather their money, would be lost.

“Who knows where Isaac Lives? Let's all go and find him!" As soon as someone finally said this, the murmurs in the room stopped.

They all seemed to be thinking about it. Then, unexpectedly, the door of the meeting room was pushed open, and they all turned to look at the door.

The moment they saw the man, they all cheered up, feeling a little hopeful now.

Some of them even stood up from their chairs.

Robin was still the head of the Johnston family, and he could ask Isaac to come back and help them.

ALL the shareholders were looking at him with renewed hope in their eyes.

He was that last person they counted on before they lost everything "Mr. Johnston..."

Indeed, Robin was sick. But after hearing that a board of directors meeting was called, he was scared that Travis wouldn't be able to handle it.

He had to drag himself out of his hospital bed and help his grandson out.

If he was even standing steadily, it was only with the help of Stevie

The directors didn't care about him. All they cared about was their money. They surrounded him and started throwing questions and worries at him. "You are the head of the Johnston family. You need to find a solution to this."

Robin came prepared, so he wasn't flustered by their questions.

Before Audrey was taken in by the police, she called him and told him that she was going to take responsibility for everything that concerned the company.

She had already signed the responsibility agreement too.

She had taken all the decisions in the company, and had proof of it. Even the contract with the Hexagon Inc. had her name on it.

As such, she had to bear the consequences

Robin explained all these to the board and proceeded to show them the evidence.

Although they couldn't refute this proof, they all knew that Audrey only took responsibility for everything to save her son

“sir, the company has suffered a great loss because of this issue. Her taking the fall for everything won't compensate for all our losses or save us from this pit," said a director, and the others echoed their agreement. Robin didn't expect that the board would ask for more.