After a company merger was approved by a shareholder meeting, there was a grace period. During this time, shareholders who opposed the merger could sell their shares to their respective companies. If there were too many shareholders who rejected the merger, or if the company had problems buying the shares, the merger was canceled. Of course, there was no reason for shareholders to oppose the merger between A-Gen and A-Bio.0

The shareholders of A-Gen expected the combination of A-Bio and Young-Joon to boost the stock price and improve the company. Yoon Dae-Sung, Nicholas, and the six directors were good, but the shareholders were happy just thinking about what would happen if they put Young-Joon at the top.0

The shareholders of A-Bio felt the same way. Considering what Young-Joon had done at A-Bio, which was worth twenty billion won, imagine what he could do if he directed all the research at a huge company like A-Gen?0

There were barely any shareholders who tried to sell their shares, and Yoon Dae-Sung did everything he had to do. The merger was finalized, and it was time to appoint a new CEO. Yoon Dae-Sung suddenly withdrew as a candidate and went to the police...0