Chapter 4The Wedding Day Trap

"There is a way, but it requires capital injection."

Mira sighed. "No matter how complex his equity structure is, it doesn't really matter. As long as we change the legal representative, then inject capital to dilute the shares, we can get the major stake. But being the legal representative carries great risk too."

"Mira, don't say another word!" I shouted.

Seeing my agitation, Lena quickly said, "First figure out how to change the legal representative!"

Mira nodded. "It's not difficult. After all, Torres is already mentally ill. Changing it to Alex should be no problem."

But Alex shook his head vigorously. "I don't want to be the legal representative. I just want money!"

He was afraid of being the legal representative because the risk was too great—he'd be the one taking the fall.

Lena looked at me, then at Mira, and suddenly smiled. "How about this—I'll arrange for you and Torres to get a marriage certificate. Then you can be the legal representative."

Mira's eyes widened. "Lena, you're setting me up!"

Lena sneered, "If you want to know who your biological parents are, then listen to me. Otherwise, you'll never know in this lifetime!"

Tony also threatened, "We know where your biological parents are buried. If you don't agree, we'll dig up their graves!"

Mira collapsed to the floor, hugging her knees and crying, but she nodded. She could only nod.

This psychiatric hospital was funded by Mira, and everyone inside listened to her.

So changing my medical records was very easy.

They first altered my records, had Mira and me get our marriage certificate, then changed the records again.

This way, Mira and I were legally married.

Then Mira used my mental illness as grounds to change the legal representative.

Next, Lena's family and Tony's family basically bet everything they had, obtained cash flow, and injected capital to dilute the equity.

In just half a year, Mira already held forty-five percent of the shares.

Another half year passed, and they'd also recovered much of the equity from the board shareholders.

In one year's time, Mira already held sixty-five percent of the shares.

And on this day, they actually let me out and brought me to the company's main conference room.

They even dressed me in a suit, making me look presentable.

Lena sat like a queen in the chairman's seat, with Tony beside her, while Mira could only stand behind her.

Besides them, my parents, Lena's parents, Tony's parents, and the shareholders who still had stakes were all there.

Especially those shareholders—when they saw me, they couldn't help but sigh.

Darren, who'd started the business with me, sighed. "Torres, back then it took us just three years—only three years to build this company. Who could have imagined it would come to this?"

I smiled bitterly, saying nothing.

Lena laughed coldly. "Torres, you don't even know that when I first pursued you, it was all to drain you dry. I never expected you'd be so shrewd in business, yet so impulsive that you'd let this waste Mira scheme you into mental illness, and even lose your company to us."

I smiled bitterly. "So you never loved me, did you?"

Lena laughed loudly. "I never imagined that even at this point, you're still thinking about romance. You're such a pathetic waste."

I sighed and continued, "If I'm not mistaken, since all the shareholders are here, they're already on your side, right? Since that's the case, at least let me die knowing the truth. I want to know exactly how you planned all this."

Lena smiled faintly, looking very smug. "Since you want to know, I'll tell you everything!"