Every Moment's business was built on a fragile balance. The warlords within Maliro had shown no signs of attacking one another, all keeping their heads down and developing independently.
Before they were ready to eliminate the others and establish a unified regime, the warlords remained perfectly friendly on the surface.
Even if minor friction arose, it would not escalate into a larger armed conflict.
But if Every Moment split from the warlord behind it, the other warlords would have a reason and a goal to act. They could establish their own supply system with Every Moment and seize the business! That was why Lin Qi did not care in the slightest about Sanchez and his general father's attitude. In the Federation, everyone had to obey the rules of the game here.
It did not matter if that person was a warlord's son.
Or the warlord himself, General.
Or the Federation's president.
They all had to obey these rules—the rules established by capitalists.
What had happened at Every Moment's shareholders meeting did not stay hidden for long. Once it was confirmed that the shareholders meeting would be held again next month, on May 1st, the changes from this meeting spread in an instant.
Someone was deliberately publicizing what had happened at the meeting, and Lin Qi knew without having to guess that it was definitely the bank.
If Bu Peien's capitalists were crocodiles, then the banks were prehistoric crocodiles.
They were bigger, had sharper teeth, and, of course, greedier appetites! They had spotted an opportunity—an opportunity to make a fortune—so they intended to push matters in the direction they wanted.
And as a major shareholder, Lin Qi was clearly within their scope of "courting."
On the evening of the third day after the extraordinary shareholders meeting, a supervisor from Rong Sheng