My Wife Gave 90% of the Company's Shares to Her Best Friend, and I Made Her Regret It

I pretended to be poor and ate instant noodles with my girlfriend for three years, and invested all the money I saved into her start-up company, but she gave 90% of the company's shares to her best friend. I took the equity book to question my girlfriend, who has become the president, but she glanced disdainfully: "What do you know as a food delivery guy? Azhe is an Ivy League elite. The company can't survive without him." "Can you stop being such a philistine and give up a man's face just for some money?" I angrily accused her of being ungrateful, and she asked security to kick me out of the company and freeze my bank card. In the afternoon, my best friend posted a photo of a Maybach steering wheel on WeChat, wearing the love watch I gave to my girlfriend on her hand. Caption: Thank you for my baby, I will take care of you in the future. I immediately liked and commented: I wish you and my ex-girlfriend a happy marriage and a new car. The next day, at her company's financing meeting, I threw the investment contract and breakup agreement on the table and sent a message to the assistant behind me: "The acquisition plan is cancelled. In addition, the legal department will be notified to recover the 30 million angel investment." Later, I returned to the family to take charge of the 100-billion-dollar conglomerate, but she went crazy.