The Green Goblin didn't believe in so-called win-win cooperation at all. Could just any company he casually created achieve win-win cooperation with Oscorp?
How could things in this world be that easy? If they were, wouldn't everyone be rich?
Still, he didn't mind supporting Hawking's so-called company for the sake of his own life. It was just a matter of spending some money.
But if it came to deeper cooperation, he was rather unwilling.
He had two bottom lines. One was Oscorp, into which he had poured decades of effort, and the other was his son, Harry.
If the other party wanted to use this method to gradually swallow up Oscorp, he definitely wouldn't agree. Yet he didn't dare refuse, so he used the board of directors as a shield.
After all, that was the truth. Cooperation between companies was supposed to require approval through a vote by the board of directors.
"The board of directors? Mr. Norman, don't overthink it. I don't mean anything else, and I have no interest in your Oscorp.
How about this? To show my sincerity for our cooperation, I'll give you some information for free."
How could Hawking not understand the Green Goblin's concerns? He immediately smiled and said:
"You may not know this, but the directors on your board have already formed an alliance in secret. They plan to remove you from your position as chairman, then sell your entire Oscorp to Exploration Aerospace Industries."
"Impossible! How could they do that? I built this company with my own hands. Do they know how much I sacrificed for it?
When my wife Emily died of illness in the hospital, I missed even seeing her one last time because of company matters. You must be lying to me!"
Upon hearing Hawking's words, the Green Goblin