Guo Guangxiang walked out of the conference room, loosened his tie, and exchanged a glance with Guo Guangjiang, who followed close behind.
Then the two headed toward the president's office, talking quietly as they walked.
Four bodyguards immediately surrounded them, two in front and two behind.
Even inside Hongji Real Estate's headquarters, they did not relax their guard in the slightest.
Not only that, both men were wearing bulletproof vests.
Earlier, Li Hengji had called Gu Sheng to try to discuss things again, but Gu Sheng had put him off, saying they could talk after he returned.
Li Hengji had immediately understood that Gu Sheng had no intention of negotiating, and had warned the Guo Family Brothers.
The Guo Family Brothers also understood that this was no time for infighting or struggles over power and profit. If things went badly, the entire Guo Family might be finished.
After discussing it, they finally decided to split up Hongji Real Estate and sell it off, then transfer their assets to England to acquire businesses and start over.
That was what today's meeting had been about.
Naturally, it caused an uproar at Hongji Real Estate's shareholders' meeting, but many shareholders had helped Guo Hongsheng build the business into what it was today, and understood the Guo Family's current predicament very well.
So, although there was some commotion, the proposal still passed.
Next, they would notify the regulatory authorities for approval. That would not be a problem; they had already sounded them out.
Then they would hold a press conference to disclose the news to the public.
They had even found a buyer: the English. Of course, it was only an expression of interest, and the price still had to be negotiated.
For one thing, in Hong Kong Island as it stood, only the