Chapter 1619 A Scheme Against the Whitmans

Edison stated eagerly, "I'll gladly take over the reins from the Whitmans." "You're not worthy," Taylor retorted coldly. Edison, often seen in polished attire, adjusted his glasses. "It seems like someone isn't on board with your decision, Mr. Leftnan. You know, Taylor, the Chamber of Commerce has been running for years, and we're well aware of certain business dealings. "The Whitman family thrived by capitalizing on that position. Even if you wish to hold onto your power, it's not up to you to make that call." Stetson rose from his seat and attempted to ease the tension. "There's no point arguing like this. Let's stick to the usual way and settle this with anonymous voting. "Those agreeing with the Whitmans stepping down can write a check mark, while those against can write a cross. It's only fair that the final decision rests on the count of votes." With that, Stetson instructed someone to prepare a box and set out papers and pens on the tables. Though the suggestion seem