Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Zhang Yu had not fully recovered from the bombshell news of Song Ziming’s complete departure from Song’s when she received a call from Fu Jie.

Fu Jie briefly mentioned his plan to leave Fu Company: Though this hasn’t spread widely yet, I’d guess it will soon, maybe by tomorrow.

Ah? Zhang Yu’s mouth dropped: What’s going on lately, Song’s Crown Prince isn’t returning as the President of Song’s anymore.

Zhang Yu found it particularly interesting and laughed: Now it’s your turn, even as the President of Fu Corporation, you’re leaving.

Fu Jie chuckled: Yes, everyone thinks I’m the President of Fu’s, how could I ever want to leave?

Fu Jie recalled the shares he held: But they know that even as the President of Fu’s, I only have 3% of the shares, which were left to me by my late father.

Oh no, really? Zhang Yu knew Old Master Fu hadn’t released his shares yet, but since Fu’s parent company isn’t publicly listed, it’s a typical family business, like Song’s, so Zhang Yu didn’t know how the shares were distributed.

Fu Jie is the legitimate grandson and was raised by the Old Master since childhood, unlike other grandchildren; he should have received some shares.

Yet, this guy only has 3% of the shares, still left by his deceased father.

Zhang Yu couldn’t help but tease: As Fu’s President, you’re in quite a pickle; Song Ziming, the Crown Prince, hasn’t stepped up, but his shareholdings exceed yours.