On the Day the Company Went Public, His Girlfriend Fired the Largest Investor

After helping the company get listed, the president's girlfriend finally decided to disclose my identity. But the little assistant next to her who had always been at odds with me came on stage first, holding her girlfriend's waist and speaking in a proud tone. "Didn't we agree to give it a few more years? Can't we wait in such a short time?" Instead of explaining, his girlfriend handed him a share transfer agreement and announced in public that he had become a new shareholder. The whole place was in an uproar and booed. The little assistant added insult to injury and treated me strangely. Not only did the girlfriend not stop him, but she said in a cold tone: "You have helped the company a lot, but he has outstanding abilities. Only he can take the company further." Not only was I not annoyed, I nodded in agreement and generously handed over all my shares to the assistant. I'd like to see it. Without me as the largest investor, how can they take the company forward in the long run?