Chapter 1103: Chapter 1103: Boyd Drew is an Idiot
"In the end, I was forced to agree to the bet. From beginning to end, it was all Boyd Drewâs idea. If he won, I would have honored the bet and handed over 5% of the Mamet Corporationâs shares. Now that Iâve won, by agreement, Boyd should transfer the shares to me, but several months have passed, and he hasnât fulfilled his promise."
Xaviera Evansâs eyes suddenly turned icy cold, and her piercing gaze fell on the executive. She questioned him word by word, "Do you have evidence that I tricked Boyd into betting? Did he lose and now itâs my fault? Is the heir of the Drew Corporation that easy to deceive? If he could be so easily tricked into gambling away 5% of the shares, I donât think your Drew familyâs business will last long. Sooner or later, all of it will be lost by Boyd in gambling!"
"You might as well change your heir now. I donât know how many 5%s are enough for Boyd to squander. When the time comes, Mr. Drew will have to linger on his sickbed, unconscious for a long time."
As soon as her words fell, laughter erupted from the crowd around her.
Mrs. Mamet made sense. The heir of the Drew Corporation was so easily manipulated and lost 5% of the shares, which would make them a laughingstock. Boyd did such a stupid thing, and now he wants to shift the blame?
If the Drewâs heir is really this worthless, then they need to reconsider whether they want to cooperate with the Drew Group or not.
The executive saw the crowd laughing and was immediately burning with rage. He glared menacingly at Xaviera, "Itâs because you agreed to it! If you hadnât, none of this would have happened!"
"Heh!" Xaviera sneered, "I made it very clear that it was Boyd who forced me to bet. I refused twice, but he still didnât let me go. If you donât believe me, I can show the surveillance video. But are you sure you want me to show it to everyone?"
Disdain spread across the faces of the crowd. The people from the Drew family were too unreasonable. Betting was Boydâs own proposal, and now that he lost, heâs saying that Mrs. Mamet tricked him into it. Is he an idiot? Is he so easily deceived?
The executiveâs face turned green with anger, "The bet was unfair! Mr. Drew thought you couldnât ride horses, so he bet with you, but you clearly pretended!"
The crowd looked at him with even more disdain. What kind of nonsense was he talking about? If Mrs. Mamet couldnât ride horses, why would she bet with him and hand over the shares of Mamet Corporation?
Xaviera calmly responded, "Boyd thought I couldnât ride horses, so he wanted to bet with me, which proves that heâs always been eyeing the shares of the Mamet Corporation. He just didnât expect that I could ride horses, so he lost. The essence of this incident is actually Boydâs greed, and he wanted to take Calebâs shares. He lost the bet, and now he wants to renege on the deal? Are we supposed to let the Drew family have it all? Why is their face so thick?"
"Boyd can plot against me, but I canât fight back? If I fight back, it is scheming, unfilial? In the eyes of the Drew family, I should deliberately lose the game and hand over the shares to the Drew family. Then you would think that Iâm doing the right thing, and you wouldnât frame me and Caleb, would you?"
Xavieraâs voice was cold, and her eyes swept over the Drew family members with a fierce gaze.
At this moment, the hall became silent as everyone was shocked by the shamelessness of the Drew family. From beginning to end, Mrs. Mamet did nothing wrong. She just followed Boydâs intention and agreed to the bet, which was to defend her husbandâs dignity. Now that she won, asking for the shares was also reasonable, after all, the shares were her victory spoils.
It was only right for the Drew family to fulfill the bet, but they not only delayed the transfer of shares, but they also framed Mrs. Mamet and shifted the blame, spreading rumors that Mr. Caleb Mamet angered Mr. Drew into illness.
If Mr. Drew really became sick, it would have nothing to do with Mr. Caleb Mamet. After all, it was Boyd who lost the shares in the bet. The Drew family cannot ignore their integrity.
The bet was proposed by Boyd, and the shares were lost by him. If Mr. Drew becomes sick, it would be because of Boyd and has nothing to do with Mr. Mamet.
Seeing the disdainful gazes of the crowd, Vivian Drewâs face turned pale. She clenched her teeth to calm down and spoke unhappily, "Mrs. Mamet, it was reckless for Boyd to bet with you, but itâs a fact that Caleb used his power to anger my father into illness!"
Seeing this, the executive also chimed in, "Yes, Boyd was impulsive, and he regretted it afterward. But Mr. Mamet insisted on getting the 5% shares, not considering familial relations, and directly angered Mr. Drew into sickness. Now that Lord is still lying in bed, Caleb remains relentless! We were so angry that we couldnât help but speak out!"