Younger Man at Work (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 163

The day of Dae Won Construction’s extraordinary shareholders’ meeting.

The front of Dae Won Construction’s headquarters, where the meeting was being held, was already packed shoulder-to-shoulder with reporters since early morning.

Just a few days earlier, there had been an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting for Dae Won Holdings, the holding company of Dae Won Group. The agenda item was the appointment of Kang Hye Sun as a registered executive director, and with the strong support of the largest shareholder herself and her ex-husband, Chairman Kwon Yong Chul, it had passed smoothly without any issues.

Thus, Kang Hye Sun officially became a member of Dae Won Holdings’ board of directors and acquired the title of vice president. Reporters speculated that this likely came from an agreement between her and Chairman Kwon Yong Chul, whereby she would refrain from interfering in management control in exchange for joining the board.

However, today’s agenda involved a direct collision of interests between the two parties.

The fact that Kwon Seung Joo had initially been at risk of being removed not only from his position as CEO but even from his role as a registered director clearly indicated Chairman Kwon Yong Chul’s instructions. Even if Kang Hye Sun had agreed to recognize her ex-husband’s control over management, there was no way she would stand idly by while her own son was pushed out—let alone allow her husband’s illegitimate child to take the registered director position in her son’s place.

Currently, it was Chairman Kwon Yong Chul who was at a disadvantage, having lost his status as the largest shareholder to Kang Hye Sun and now forced to defend his management control with significantly fewer shares. Therefore, most experts predicted that the outcome would likely follow Kang Hye Sun’s wishes.

A woman who had returned from death.

A husband who had committed adultery.

The power struggle between these two had become the subject of intense public interest, inevitably drawing hordes of reporters.

“Excuse me, coming through!”

Amid the chaos, someone pushed past the reporters and entered the meeting hall—it was none other than Seon Ah, who had taken a half-day off to exercise her rights as a shareholder.

Having initially owned only three shares before joining the company, Seon Ah had consistently bought shares just as diligently as Chairman Kwon Yong Chul himself and had now transformed into a major shareholder with over a hundred shares. If only she hadn’t bought so many New Stars debut albums recently just for that darn fan meeting entry ticket, she could’ve purchased a few more shares—it was truly regrettable.

Ah, and for the record, unfortunately, all those entry tickets turned out to be duds.

In any case, now owning well over a hundred shares, Seon Ah strode in with supreme confidence. With her shoulders squared, she walked in like Grand Prince Suyang from a historical drama, and stood in line at the desk verifying the shareholder registry—when suddenly the reporters erupted into a commotion.

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