"Ted Williams, you've harmed so many people. Aren't you afraid of going to hell in the end?"
"I don't know if I'll go to hell. I only know that I'm going to win—no one can stop me."
Hope Williams furrowed her brows slightly, watching the clear expression on Ted Williams' face. There was no one else here, and he didn't even bother to pretend. The malice hidden in his narrow eyes was unmistakable.
"Don't get too smug. Just wait. You may have gotten ten percent of the shares, but after this, I won't give you another chance."
Hope's expression remained calm. "Oh, I'll wait."
Ted strode away.
Wyatt Lewis let out a cold laugh. "Sis-in-law, was he trying to warn you? It's honestly ridiculous."
Hope shrugged. "Whether it's a warning or a threat, we've fought to this point already. There's nothing left to be afraid of."
