Chapter 433

None of the three elders moved. One of them snorted and sneered, "UL just hit a crisis and you show up right away—mind telling us you didn’t have a hand in this mess?" Dominic Ellis let out a cold chuckle, stood up calmly, and strolled over to the elders. He stopped in front of them, picked up the paper everyone had signed and stamped, glanced at it, and said, "Since you’ve all signed off on me handling this, I’ll gladly accept." "But to protect my own interests, I want a public statement released first—make it official that I’m back. Only then will I proceed." "It’s also a necessary step to ease the public’s concerns. Once the statement is online for everyone to see, I’ll make my own public address, synced with the big screens outside, to reassure all our shareholders." The rest of the room nodded in agreement. People had been saying online that things wouldn’t have gone this badly if Dominic were still in charge. That sentiment had gained real momentum. Everyone knew once he stepped