"Alright, Miss Jiang, I'll begin now." Judy Han then turned her gaze to Victor Shen. "In the materials provided by Mr. Shen, some key details were not mentioned. I'd like to ask, do your uncles typically use the family account for their daily expenses, or do they have personal accounts?"
Victor Shen tilted his head, thinking for a moment before replying, "Most of it goes through the family account. Why do you ask? Isn't this the way big families operate?"
"That's good." Judy Han smiled confidently, "That means we're halfway there! I suggest Mr. Shen immediately sue these individuals for embezzling family assets."
Victor Shen froze for a moment, his face full of confusion. "But they haven't embezzled any family assets. The family is extremely strict about such matters."
"That's not important." Judy Han patiently explained, "Once the lawsuit is filed, asset auditing will be triggered. It's a standard procedure. The real purpose of the lawsuit is to sort out the Shen family's debts."
"And then?" Victor Shen pressed, eager for more details.
"Then it gets simple. On behalf of the family, we'll question the debts and continue appealing, accusing them of falsifying records to embezzle family assets. After that, we'll require all creditors to come forward for an investigation."
Victor Shen furrowed his brow, his expression full of confusion. "How could we possibly win this lawsuit? The debts are all real."
Judy Han remained calm, explaining, "Mr. Shen, don't worry. This is just a ruse; it's a setup for the next step. The creditors are our real targets. When they arrive, they'll see that the Shen family is incapable of repaying the debts. That's when you need to act decisively—before they have a chance to collude in private. You must quickly initiate bankruptcy reorganization, force a compulsory execution, and start a chain of lawsuits, getting the creditors involved directly. The key is to act quickly!"
Hearing this, Victor Shen took a sharp breath, standing up so suddenly that the teacup he had been holding almost slipped from his hand. His eyes sparkled with shock and excitement. This three-pronged lawsuit was absolutely brilliant! He had no idea such a move was even possible!
Maggie Jiang watched the unfolding scene, slightly curling her lips. [Hold on tight, this is basic stuff. There's nothing so surprising here. These kinds of tactics are worn out in the future; it's a proper dimensionality reduction strike!] After the asset restructuring, when the creditors step in, according to regulations, part of the debt would need to be forgiven, while they would also become involved in managing the company. The Shen family could use this opportunity to "cut the flesh" by transferring most of their shares to offset the debt. In this way, the family business would be transferred, causing the business to collapse, but the fixed assets would be preserved. Even better, Victor Shen could exit cleanly, since his company was set up under his personal name and had no ties to the Shen family. As for the future of the Shen family, Maggie Jiang didn't care at all; she only cared about her own hidden funds and Victor Shen's future.
"And then…" Judy Han began to explain further.
"No need to continue!" Victor Shen interrupted her, "I understand already!"
Judy Han was immediately taken aback. She hadn't finished her spiel yet! For a moment, she didn't know what to do, and secretly glanced at Maggie Jiang. Seeing her subtly nod, Judy Han finally relaxed and smiled. "It's a pleasure to work with such a smart person like Mr. Shen. As for the shares Miss Jiang is taking, that can wait. We'll discuss the details later. Well… should we call it a day?"
"Alright, thank you." Victor Shen smiled and replied. "Since Miss Han has other matters to attend to, I won't keep you. I'll have my secretary see you out."
Judy Han was stunned. [He's letting me leave just like that?] She had only been testing him, thinking Victor Shen would ask more questions or try to learn more about her background. After all, this was a big deal. How could he easily trust a stranger? Miss Jiang had also said that this plan was difficult for ordinary people to understand and had never been attempted before. She had spent over a week memorizing the details. To her surprise, everything was accepted with just a few words. [This money is too easy to make!]
Maggie Jiang also found it strange. [Victor Shen actually let her go that easily? Hah… Looks like he really trusts me. If only Chase Jiang were half as thoughtful and understanding as him. Sigh!]
Victor Shen smiled faintly, unlike Chase Jiang, who liked to provoke Maggie Jiang. Since he knew Judy Han was just Maggie Jiang's puppet, why would he intentionally make things difficult?
"Alright, Mr. Shen, I'll see you later!" Judy Han quickly got up to bid farewell. With the task completed, she finally felt a sense of relief. In just a few minutes, she was drenched in cold sweat. The pressure had been overwhelming, as she had been constantly worried about making a mistake. She had only memorized what Maggie Jiang told her and had no real understanding of it. This Mr. Shen was not someone easy to fool—if he had dug deeper, she truly wouldn't have known how to respond.
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