Chapter 32

Bekerly's Pharmaceuticals.

The first day Alma became chairman of the company, she was in a state of anxiety.

The company was, after all, owned by the Bekerly family, and a large number of members of the Bekerly family held important positions in it.

Although she was promoted to the position of chairman of the company, those members of the Bekerly family openly disobeyed her orders, leaving her as chairman in name only.

Those members of the Bekerly family have even openly said. In less than three days, she would be removed from her position as chairman of the board.

Even her could not even enter the chairman's office.

Her old office was gone, and as the chairman of the company, she had even moved a desk and sat in the corner to work.

As a result, the staff below her did not take her, the chairman of the board, into account.

Not only that, in one mor